Sentence examples for formal regulations from inspiring English sources
"You're given an out by there not being formal regulations.
Afterward, restaurants like Blue Hill, Per Se and WD-50 filed sous vide plans that were approved by the city as officials developed formal regulations.
"I had to become a cheerleader: 'Now guys, don't give up.' " Rather than issue formal regulations, the office often relied on weaker "Notices to Lessees and Operators," which were supposed to explain existing rules, not announce new ones.
In a lengthy dissent, Mr. McDowell wrote that the commission did not have the legal authority to take such action because it had never issued formal regulations on the issues in question.
Washington still has no formal regulations, according to spokesmen forboth the mayor and the public school system, although parents aresupposed to file an "intent to withdraw from school" form with the district, something thatdid not happen in the Jacks case, although school social workers madeseveral attempts to visit the family and reported the childrens' absencefrom school to authorities.
Philip Clapp, president of the National Environmental Trust, a conservation group, said that the Bush administration is working on both formal regulations and a series of arcane procedural changes that have the effect of centralizing executive authority and making it difficult for Congress or a subsequent president to undo them.
Spain lacks any kind of formal regulation of bull runs or festivities involving bulls.
The Treasury Department could also push through a more formal regulation change.
Another remedy is formal regulation: requiring companies to issue quarterly reports, undergo audits, disclose important news, and so forth.
Russell said: "Until there some formal regulation of appointments to the House of Lords is introduced, the size of the chamber will grow and grow.
He said the Labor Department's informal interpretation to the contrary was not a formal regulation and was not entitled to the court's deference.
