Sentence examples for hold regulations from inspiring English sources

With fear taking hold, regulations — quite possibly over-harsh and irrational — are imposed.

The appeal court unanimously held the regulations were unlawful because the claimants were required to comply with a scheme that had not been clearly set out.

In a 1992 case called Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the Supreme Court held that regulations that impose an "undue burden" on a woman's right to an abortion are unconstitutional.

Under Fed policies, even trying to start a proxy contest to force management change can subject a shareholder to bank holding company regulations.

Mr. Simkanin favors the 861 position, which holds that regulations for the section of the tax code with that number require only a few Americans, primarily those employed by foreign-owned companies, to pay income taxes.

For years companies and governments have been holding back regulations that could impede the free flow of information across the Internet.

He thinks the taxpayer is partially subsidising their lifestyle, since price regulations hold down a proportion of fares.

Mr. Waxman said that to accept Alabama's position would be to "drive a wedge right through the heart of this court's cases that hold that substantive regulations mandated by statute have the force of law".

If current regulations hold, 68 of the city's roughly 1,450 schools would face budget cuts of more than 5percentt, while an additional 416 would face cuts of more than 3percentt.

"There are some economic risks if we allow a situation where eurozone countries could potentially spend our money, or where European regulations hold back our ability to trade and create jobs.

If the stringent new Customs regulations hold the goods up abroad, GM might be forced to fly them in by charter.