Sentence examples for fall under regulation from inspiring English sources

As part of the reorganization, some of the assets of PG&E, like the power generation, would fall under regulation of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

Being invertebrates all spiders were handled according to local lab risk assessments/institutional ethical guidelines and do not currently fall under regulation by the UK Home Office or EU legislation.

These areas fall under regulation to help protect the families around them as well as reduce environmental impact resulting from the disposal of the hazardous waste.

If an organization solicits money specifically to pay for such political activities, it could fall under regulations that require disclosure of its donors.

Hedge funds and buyout firms, whose investment vehicles fall under regulations for private offerings, will also be able to promote their products to the general public, though restrictions remain on who can invest in them.

One troubling example from the H5N1 incident is that the Netherlands required the authors of one of the disputed papers (4) to apply for government permission to submit their paper for publication, claiming that the study falls "under regulations that control the export of weapons technology" (11).

Not only has China banned all ICOs pending an investigation — they could return in a regulated fashion — but the SEC in the U.S. and financial regulators in Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea, Canada and Russia are among those looking into whether ICOs fall under securities regulation.

It is not yet clear whether animals created this way would fall under F.D.A. regulation.

But the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency itself released a statement last year saying nitrous bought from the catering industry does not fall under its regulation, however it is then used.

(Oil byproducts for food typically fall under federal regulation, although that doesn't satisfy critics of petroleum-derived food colorings, for example).

But in New York about 900,000 apartments fall under rent regulation and can be described as either "rent stabilized" or "rent controlled," meaning the rent by law can rise by only a small percentage each year.