Sentence examples for introducing regulations from inspiring English sources
To do so, they are introducing regulations aimed at pushing derivatives trades through entities called central clearinghouses.
They had gathered to show their opposition to secession, and to attempt to stop deputies inside from introducing regulations which would allow the local Russian majority to replace mayors appointed by the government in Kiev.
Now, coming on top of these measures, which are all deployed at the national level, China's provincial governments are getting into the act, introducing regulations of their own that critics say severely impinge on privacy and freedom of speech.
The RAC and AA motoring groups are both backing Sir Greg Knight MP's private member's bill to tackle rogue private parking companies head on by introducing regulations to protect motorists.
With the exception of Australia and Japan, both sophisticated mature markets, most other governments are far from introducing regulations that support the use of advanced medical technology products.
Football League clubs voted in favour of introducing regulations to control spending in an attempt to try to reduce the mounting debts that led to clubs such as Plymouth and Portsmouth facing extinction.
Hong Kong and the Netherlands are mulling the idea of introducing regulation within the next three years.
Damian Collins, a member of the U.K.'s ruling Conservative Party who chairs the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, cited the New Zealand terrorist attack as a reason for introducing regulation.
Last week, Norman Lamb backed introducing regulation of the production, distribution and sale of cannabis in the UK, but his bill in the House of Commons was rejected, demonstrating the strong resistance against cannabis that still exists in Parliament.
Chiang believes it's not a good idea to introduce regulations before the technology has solidified.
Several countries have introduced regulations governing the construction and operation of fishing vessels.
