Sentence examples for modern regulations from inspiring English sources

The result is a standoff between two camps that regard the site as sacrosanct for very different reasons, and have spent years in a quiet tug of war between ancient traditions and modern regulations.

After falling from favour, the sport was revived in the 1930s under modern regulations based on the Marquess of Queensberry rules; it has also spread to the West, where it is often called kickboxing.

O'Sullevan welcomed the modern regulations that limited the colours used in a jockey's silks "to a describable and intelligible and foreseeable hue" but noted that: "In my time there were 20 shades of green.

Past difficulties encountered in pediatric vaccine research have positively influenced the development of modern regulations of human subjects' research.

"Modern regulations can let these services grow while ensuring public safety and protecting consumers," the company added in a blog post.

Despite strong support from Thai riders and drivers, we have decided to temporarily suspend our Bangkok pilot, starting at noon while we work on creating modern regulations for app-based motorbike services with the Government.

Smart, modern regulation means less cost and burden on regulated entities, as well as more innovation and investment, without sacrificing protections and safeguards.

Further, modern regulation of lawyers focuses on outcomes rather than inputs, and so the ability to do the job will be of more importance than the route by which the skills and knowledge were acquired.

In April, the government passed a new trust law which, for the first time in China, separates legal ownership (by funds) from beneficial ownership (by investors) and thus allows modern regulation.

The very fact that judges are now to be trusted to participate in the process of modern regulation demonstrates that they are now at the forefront of a modern society devoted to equality, diversity and free from the antique protectionism of a bygone age.

Its senior MPs promise publicly to "destroy the oligarchy" – to tax the ship owners and construction bosses, and to enforce basic modern regulation on the private TV channels the oligarchs own, which at present do not even have to register, or pay for, the radio spectrum they use.