Sentence examples for permit regulations from inspiring English sources

The movement of livestock from pastoral regions to the slaughterhouse is strictly regulated by new permit regulations that are meant to curb theft of livestock.

A starting point is likely to be the discrepancy in Connecticut gun laws that makes permit regulations much tougher for handguns than for long guns, including assault rifles.

Several marina managers in the New York area said they had heard complaints from exasperated owners and operators of foreign-flagged yachts about repeated boardings and laborious permit regulations.

While the teardowns recorded by the local building departments were accomplished legally with municipal demolition permits, a number of houses are demolished quietly in violation of permit regulations, said Diane Fox, the town planner in Greenwich.

According to a 2006 paper co-authored by Ryan Johnson, the co-owner of Oceans Research and a researcher focused on great white sharks, conditioning "will only arise if [cage diving] operators intentionally and willfully contravene current permit regulations prohibiting intentional feeding of sharks".

Second, residence and working permit regulations for foreign academics are still very restrictive.

So should British society permit regulation against the veil?

This security permit regulation was imposed as more and more displaced Syrians – the majority from opposition held-areas – began relocating to the capital.

In contrast, calcium binding to Nox5 is likely to be cooperative, and might be expected to permit regulation over a narrower range of calcium concentrations.

The FRAC Act would permit regulation of hydraulic fracturing under the SDWA and would require oil and gas companies to disclose the chemicals used in fracking operations.

Protein-mediated interactions between transcript termini result in the formation of an RNA loop in all species, which is thought to increase translational efficiency and to permit regulation by new mechanisms, particularly 3′-UTR-mediated translational control [ 15– 17, 23].