Sentence examples for imposed regulations from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the Federal Communications Commission in 2010 imposed regulations requiring telecommunications companies to uphold this principle, at least in general terms.

With World War II in full throttle, the federal government imposed regulations restricting the use of wool, silk, leather and nylon in clothing.

Black market, trading in violation of publicly imposed regulations such as rationing laws, laws against certain goods, and official rates of exchange among currencies.

To do this, they have imposed regulations like prohibiting fishing in some areas, dictating the catch season and limiting what techniques and gear are used.

"It's going from wild west to heavily policed," Mr. Shapiro said, noting that Congress last year imposed regulations on the way banks sell swap products.

Arizona moved to ban nearly all abortions after 20 weeks, and Mississippi imposed regulations that could close the state's only abortion clinic.

"The story was not that Bush was delaying a hastily imposed regulation," Mr. Luntz wrote, "but rather he was actively putting in more arsenic in the water".

The UK may have to make some very difficult choices between the benefits from passporting and the costs of submitting to external imposed regulation".

And where voluntary or imposed regulation fails, investors and civil society must raise their voices and demand greater transparency".

They pose a threat to the welfare and treatment of others and will not improve without some form of imposed regulation".

A Kerry administration "would ask Congress to legislate standards and to direct the Federal Trade Commission and bank regulators to impose regulations consistent with those standards," Mr. Sperling said.