Sentence examples for past regulations from inspiring English sources

A new act allows the simplification of past regulations that have accumulated in higgledy-piggledy fashion.

"In the past, regulations required that you remove every molecule, regardless of the risk," he said.

In the past, regulations aimed at making motoring safer focused on protecting a vehicle's occupants in the milliseconds after a collision has occurred.

Instead, Republicans on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee repeatedly returned to relatively arcane disputes over e-mail accounts used by top officials at the agency, whether the department had made public all the research data used in writing past regulations and whether it had pursued a litigation strategy that bypassed state environmental officials.

In the past, regulations and safety assessments of nuclear power plants were traditionally concentrated on full power operation.

At first glance, the finding of facts on Microsoft reawakens the agony of past regulations that have been made by U.S. courts on telecommunications businesses.

The Kings are 5-0 in games that have gone past regulation.

Thomas Greiss finished with 41 saves in the teams' second straight two-overtime game and third in the series to go past regulation.

The Maple Leafs wasted an excellent outing by James Reimer, Toronto's rookie goaltender, who finished with 36 saves and was responsible for the game getting past regulation.

Not since 1951, when Toronto defeated Montreal, four games to one, with all five games going to overtime, had the last two games of a finals series gone past regulation.

The Columbus proposal suggests continuing dissatisfaction with the N.H.L.'s current system among fans and some executives, in which a game can be worth 2 points or 3, depending on whether it extends past regulation.