Sentence examples for later regulations from inspiring English sources

The October regulations addressed only the critical technologies portion of those provisions, but it is highly likely that later regulations will address those other areas.

The later regulations don't solve Verizon's headaches, however.

Initially the whalers were only interested in the blubber, but later regulations forced them to use the whole of the carcass, Raffle explained, pointing out gory rotating blades and a 24-tonne blubber cooker.

Our longitudinal design allowed for examination of two perspectives on the interplay of reactivity and regulation, namely that (a) early negative affectivity interferes with the development of later regulation and (b) regulation is necessary to modulate negative affectivity and, thus, would buffer the effects of negative affectivity on later regulation.

While the proclamation stipulates it will not affect any grazing activities in the area Connie Simkins, who serves as secretary as the local grazing board that encompasses one of the affected counties, noted that the creation of the Great Basin National Park ultimately ended grazing there through later regulation.

That aside, drones that take part in testing in North Dakota will also provide data for the FAA to help it "analyze current processes for establishing small UAS airworthiness and system maturity," as well as provide initial information regarding the "maintenance and repair" of drones, presumably for later regulation.

A recent shed-load of bills arrived as empty shells, crucial elements to be added later in regulations.

The area code 917 was added for mobile service in 1992, but three years later federal regulations foisted it on landlines as well.

The Treasury later issued regulations that killed some would-be desertions and made Medtronic's more difficult, but nothing substantive has happened since.

As submitted and approved six months later, the regulations, eight volumes long, dealt with all aspects of education—including basic principles, administration, curricula, study abroad, vocational training, and structures of kindergartens and research academies.

President Barack Obama issued a statement when he signed the National Defense Authorization Act saying he would not hold people without trial and later issued regulations that bar the practice.