Sentence examples for no regulations that from inspiring English sources

"However, there are no regulations that provide for a reduced rent during a period when the owner is repairing or replacing an elevator".

"Even in marketing there are no regulations that specifically allow women to work," says Ehap Abdullah Mashat, owner of the Perdu lingerie store.

There are currently no regulations that would prevent such export to the UK on hygiene terms, except for those agreed under the EU.

And it all culminated in the worst financial crisis in our lifetimes, precisely because there were no regulations that were adequate to the kinds of recklessness that was being carried out".

But he added that the county currently has no regulations that apply directly to lava flow hazard zones, aside from building codes that establish wind and seismic safety standards.

There are no regulations that apply to the safety of the electronic mechanics or batteries of e-cigarettes, the U.S. Fire Administration report noted, though they are being considered by the Food and Drug Administration.

"There is no regulation that is focused specifically on fintech," said Jerry Brito, the executive director of Coin Center, a nonprofit advocacy group for digital currencies like Bitcoin.

As for the financial crisis, Paul would have countenanced no regulation that might have prevented it, no government stabilization of the financial system after it happened, and no special help for working people hurt by it.

There is apparently no regulation that would prohibit ad bugs during prime-time programs, said David Fiske, a spokesman for the Federal Communications Commission in Washington, because the government has "no limits on TV commercials" other than during children's programming.

But there is no regulation that can not be subverted by people of bad will, just as there is no incentive "smart" enough to insure against the future mismanagement of companies.

"There are a host of common-sense, no-brainer regulations that are frankly popular with the public," said Narang, like that delayed rule on keeping arsenic, mercury, and lead out of the water.