Sentence examples for introducing regulations to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

OSHA also proposed the Combustible Dust Explosion and Fire Prevention Act of 2008, a new bill aimed at introducing regulations to reduce the risk of dust explosions.

However, in April 2016 the U.S. government introduced regulations to prevent such tax-inversion deals, and shortly thereafter the merger was called off.

While Kenya was one of the first countries to introduce regulations to govern GM, it has since come up against political rather than scientific headwinds.

The meeting focused on NOx stringency, that is, the extent to which ICAO member states would introduce regulations to lower the maximum allowable NOx emitted during landing and takeoff operations — a multi-billion dollar regulatory decision for an industry that historically operates in the red much of the time.

This section enables the Secretary of State to introduce Regulations to Parliament in the future that (subject to Parliament's approval) would permit the use of eggs or embryos that have undergone techniques such as PNT or MST in treatment cycles for people seeking to avoid the transmission of 'serious mitochondrial disease'l.

He tells me that Israel banned the import of the tranquilizers along with strychnine and introduced regulations to make hunting boars illegal, citing a threat to biodiversity and the possibility that other animals in the area would be harmed.

They may also introduce regulations to influence market structure and increase competition.

Therefore, in 2001, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (http://www.hfea.gov.uk/) introduced regulations to limit the transfer of a maximum of two embryos per cycle, except in exceptional circumstances.

In order to mitigate the impact of decline in species, the government should introduce regulation to ringfence wildlife habitats from farming practices, or prevent the use of "the most harmful" pesticides, said Oliver.