Sentence examples for one regulation from inspiring English sources

Although postseason suspensions are common, one regulation on academic eligibility put in by the National Collegiate Athletic Association in August could be contributing to the number of suspensions.

"It took fourteen years for the Fed to write one regulation on mortgages after we gave it the power to do that," he said.

Musicians can leave a country on a flight where one regulation applies to instruments, only to find the rules on the return leg are different.

One regulation, intended to discourage the exodus of talented executives to less regulated and higher-paying companies, requires Mr. Feinberg to be guided by "comparable" pay packages in the industry.

St . Louishad just one regulation loss in 10 games.

One regulation cited in justification refers to disclosures that would "adversely affect international relations".

It has three Little League fields, one regulation-sized baseball diamond, four tennis courts, two lighted soccer fields, two lighted basketball courts, two handball courts, a band shell, an in-ground pool and a wading pool.

So what have the rocket scientists who devise the formula one regulations come up with?

For 1961, Ferrari were well prepared for the new 1.5-litre formula one regulations which came into force at the start of the season.

Plans for a major overhaul of formula one regulations, designed to make the sport more environmentally friendly and with more relevance to the road car industry, were rubber-stamped by the FIA yesterday in Monaco.

American officials, trade groups and tech executives have responded by taking frequent treks to Brussels and other cities, where they have urged regulators and legislators to reconsider the one-regulation-fits-all-data approach.