Sentence examples for imposes regulations from inspiring English sources

That said, it is unlikely that the British government will stand pat as Europe imposes regulations that take direct aim at this country's financial services industry, which remains the single largest source of tax revenue.

China banned ICOs and exchanges some time ago, the U.S. has begun cracking down on crypto and Japan has tight licensing around exchanges which, for one thing, imposes regulations on what tokens can be listed on exchanges.

The bill, introduced today by Democratic Senators Mark Warner and Amy Klobuchar, with a bipartisan boost from Republican Senator John McCain, imposes regulations on social platforms, websites, ad networks and other online entities with more than 50 million unique users per month.

It's a rare example of increased government regulation of religion in the Trump era the new law imposes regulations on residential facilities and does not exclude religious institutions.

In controlled-market PHI, the government imposes regulations and mechanisms to equalize risk across the community by applying community ratings such that premiums are set according to criteria such as age of entry or membership of a defined community.

This organisation provides guidelines and advice, monitors development and imposes regulations that conform with the statutes developed for organic farming both nationally by IFOAM (International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements) and by the European Union EU Regg. 1804/1999, implemented August 2000).

It also imposes regulation for the first time on opaque markets like the enormous trade in credit derivatives.

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.

And in addition to regulating previously unregulated investment instruments, Washington must impose regulations on equally unregulated hedge funds.

However, there appears little appetite in Congress to impose regulations on Silicon Valley, and instead, companies like Facebook are allowed to self-regulate.

Some commissioners suggested that they were uncomfortable imposing regulations on a marketplace that is developing so rapidly and unpredictably.