Sentence examples for ground regulations from inspiring English sources

Consequently clubs have banned fans and some face reduced ticket allocations as ground regulations are enforced.

The club's ground regulations prohibit any object that could be used as a weapon or could compromise public safety".

Disciplinary officials ruled that the fans' display – an anti-racism tifo alongside banners reading "united against racism" – represented a "serious breach" of ground regulations.

"We regularly welcome the England supporters' group who play instruments to Wembley Stadium and have worked with clubs and fan groups, on a case by case basis, to facilitate entry for personalised items not permitted within the stadium ground regulations.

But Manchester United's rival Arsenal issued a statement: "Our ground regulations haven't changed.

Homophobic and racist chants are outlawed by ground regulations, but now the club has signed the government's Sports Charter.

The language "keep it in the ground" we first encountered over 15 years ago from relatives in the Global South--in Centrandand South America--and relatives up in northern Alberta in Canada, who were saying: The only solution forward is to keep it in the ground; regulation is not going to work; a more sustainable method of extraction is not going to work.

Former science chief Paul Gilman says Leavitt insisted on grounding regulations in science, although many environmentalists feel the agency has been too friendly to industry.

The market instability is nonetheless certain to prompt debate in Washington over whether the Bush administration has been right to resist more regulation of American capital markets, on the ground that regulations have made them less competitive with those in Europe.

Welsh will play in the Championship next season, barring a London Scottish play-off win that could potentially mean a reprieve for Rowland Phillips' side under ground criteria regulations.

Water Pollution Control (Discharge of Dangerous Substances in Ground Waters) Regulations, 2002 (P.I. 508/2002).