Sentence examples for now regulation from inspiring English sources

And right now, regulation appears weak.

But now, regulation is being threatened.

For now regulation is the shared responsibility of individuals and organisations through arrangements that can at best be described as ad hoc.

It is normally expressed in skin cells and until now regulation of this gene was not associated with tumors.

Recently, it was shown that Sdpr expression is suppressed in tumors of breast, kidney and prostate [211], but until now regulation of this gene was not associated with lung cancers.

Now, regulations stipulate that new investors may not initially buy more than 40% of a local bank.

And even though there are now regulations (only 50 porgies a day, no smaller than three inches), he'll stay eight hours or more, as is the custom.

Pelleted powder was used almost entirely in underground coal mines, but now regulations generally prohibit both it and the granular type.

The European Commission approved rules that would require all publicly traded companies in the European Union to adopt common accounting standards by 2005, though it left out, for now, regulations that are being revised after opposition from banks.

For now, regulations governing capital levels, derivatives, credit cards and other products and activities, are in the early stages of development and implementation and have only begun to hit revenue.

Unitil now regulations in Britain and Europe have been limited to dealing with the marketing of cigarettes – such as the warnings put on packets, or licensing of vendors.