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Its catalogue was also hamstrung by local customs: a French regulation prohibits films from streaming until 36 months after their cinema release.

Uber first launched this insurance product to comply with French regulation.

The study was conducted in compliance with the Declaration of Helsinki principles and with the French regulation of clinical research.

According to French regulation, vital status of any citizen is publicly available at city hall of the town the citizen was born.

All the building materials were rated "A+" by the new French regulation on sanitary labeling (including exposure concentration less than 10 µg m−3 of formaldehyde).

Recently, the French regulation agency, Agence de BioMédecine (ABM) and the Intensive Care Societies (SRLF/SFAR) made recommendations and authorized "controlled" donation after circulatory death (cDCD) Maastricht category III.

For instance, it cannot offer prescriptions for glasses under French regulations and so cannot become a one-stop shop, such as Boots Opticians, familiar to British shoppers.

He was referring to French regulations that often make firing impossible, guarantee six-week vacations and provide comprehensive pensions and health care.

Companies that want to operate legally in France, by contrast, must secure a local license, abide by French regulations and agree to pay French taxes.

Foreign media are also subject to the French regulations and penalties, Mattias Guyomar, the general secretary of the government's polling auditor, told the leftist newspaper Libération this week.

Still, he had to wait until 2008 to plant vines on the site, because of French regulations restricting the willy-nilly expansion of vineyards.