The phrase "make a regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain that some sort of restriction or law should be put in place. For example, "The government should make a regulation to control the sale of firearms."
"The minister is required under legislation to make a regulation by April," the spokesman for Abetz said.
To make a Regulation FD claim, the agency must show the information was released privately and that it was material.
Silva played in Nolito and Ter Stegen had to make a regulation save, and minutes later the Barcelona goalkeeper was extended fully by Gündogan, after he had skipped past Piqué.
"If the National Marine Fisheries Service wanted to make a regulation based on this paper, they wouldn't be able to do it," he says.
Kātyāyana says: "While the relationship between words and meanings is established on the basis of the usage of specific words to denote specific meanings in the community of speakers, the science of grammar only makes a regulation concerning the religious merit produced by the linguistic usage, as is commonly done in worldly matters and in Vedic rituals" (first Vārttika on the Aṣṭādhyāyī).
By using this language, HUD suggests it may not intend to undertake a full and complete investigation into how best to regulate, or whether each of the standards would, in fact, make a suitable regulation.
The operator and his lawyer fought the fine on the grounds that the FAA had yet to make an official regulation on model aircraft such as the drone used in this situation.
Their effects make a synthetic glucose regulation process in diabetic patients highly complex as the bodily reaction to insulin and other factors differs from one person to another.
The board is expected to vote on the proposal in December and has the power to make it a regulation without any involvement from the City Council or other city or state agencies.
Second, in what context would eating broccoli be necessary and proper to making a legitimate regulation work?
One can consistently hold the view that making a certain regulation into law gives it supremacy and makes it firm in terms of implementation among states [ 42].
