Sentence examples for introduced by regulations from inspiring English sources

There was no specific mention of plans to introduce plain cigarette packs, but government sources said the change will be introduced by regulations.

Labor has vowed to oppose the changes, despite the fact they will be introduced by regulation and therefore do not require legislative oversight.

The Norwegian Surveillance System for Antibiotic Consumption and Healthcare-Associated Infections (NOIS) was introduced by regulation in 2005, and is based largely on automated extraction of data from underlying systems in the hospitals.

This means that we disregard the spatial correlation introduced by traffic regulation and congestion.

However, the literature has not studied the determinants of banks' financing choices in the context of the constraints and incentives introduced by capital regulation.

Several issues relevant to the field of neurology remain unresolved or are introduced by the new regulations.

To avoid experimental bias introduced by diurnal clock regulation of gene expression all samples were collected at the same hour of the day (in the morning) for each time point.

The regulations introduced by Tokyo in 2003 require that the national flag be raised at graduation and enrollment ceremonies.

As a response to increasing fuel prices and anti-idling regulations introduced by some cities and states, the industry has been exploring various alternatives.

A spate of regulations introduced by the coalition with the aim of curbing migration "by tens of thousands by 2015" and a crackdown on "bogus" institutions has led to the closure of scores of bona-fide private colleges.

The tax relief regulations introduced by the Labour government in 1997 allowed this kind of arrangement to flourish, guaranteeing the leaseholders a regular payment from the producers, however the film performs.