Sentence examples for offending regulations from inspiring English sources

Taking refuge in claims of "poor drafting" and "inadvertently created confusion", the coalition hastily redrafted the offending regulations.

Beijing has since withdrawn the offending regulations, and Mr. Wen has repeatedly reassured foreign firms that they will be treated equally.

dispute resolution procedures that can lead, in about a year and a half, to a decision by a panel of trade judges on whether the accused countries must rewrite the offending regulations.

The fact is that the impact of the EPA on the demise of the coal industry was vastly overstated, and dismantling the EPA itself, as Trump promised in the March GOP debates ("[w]e are going to get rid are of it in almost every form"), or wiping out the offending regulations identified by coal operators, will do little, if anything, to bring the industry back.

cases usually involve a country's sending the text of another country's offending regulation to Geneva for jurists to compare with W.T.O.

GitHub is slowly navigating the tricky waters of Internet censorship in Russia, using its own platform to track how it's doing it in an effort to remain transparent, but also agreeing to block pages that the regulator says offend content regulations.

The Commission rejected this claim, but concluded that respondent's dismissal offended applicable regulations because it was motivated by "reasons purely personal to" respondent.

In a compromise between chauvinism and scale economies, users gain greater choice and flexibility as well as shared technology, without offending national regulation and political resistance to foreign ownership.

Regulation introduces a different goal: not offending the regulators.

Although homosexuality is not specifically outlawed in Egypt, regulations on offending "public morals and sensitivities" are often used against gay men.

This is the kind of compromise that offends people who want to apply regulations uniformly regardless of context, but it's the sort of messy compromise with reality that all of us make every day.