Sentence examples for name of regulations from inspiring English sources

If Congress doesn't make the laws he wants, he just declares them under the name of "regulations".

Formula One — the name of the regulations that governed the championship, from the French Formule Un, in the official language of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile — was a term known to hardly anyone in this country.

Use the title name of the regulation, followed by the title number, "CFR", the Section (Part) number and the year revised.

In the name of "light-touch" regulation, existing rules governing care homes are being pruned and rationalised.

An increasing number of regulations adopted in the name of helping investors had hardly helped.

You'd assume the answer to the latter question is no, since cutting users off would incite unrest in many parts of the country, but Xinjiang has a reputation as a testbed and officials could justify the move in the name of upholding its new, stringent regulations that force phone owners to register their ID.

Investment performance, rules and regulations, the name of the advisor's employer, and other "hard" factors take a back seat to the value of trust.

He wants more leverage, not less, and says the Group of 20 nations should step in to cut through regulations in the name of economic growth.

Will we apply growth-stunting regulations in the name of "never again"?

He wrote a concurring opinion in 2015 suggesting it's appropriate for courts to second-guess legislatures and strike down basic health and safety regulations in the name of economic liberty.

Republicans usually oppose government regulation in the name of free choice.