Sentence examples for proceedings regulation from inspiring English sources

Anthony Hudson, representing the media that had applied for reporting restrictions to be lifted, had argued that the Judicial Proceedings (Regulation of Reports) Act 1926 was designed to "prevent injury to public morals" and was being misapplied as means of enforcing privacy in divorce proceedings.

The opening chart represents America's fiber optic broadband commitments, based entirely on the deployment plans that were announced by the phone companies in their SEC filed annual reports, statements to the press, or used in their state 'alternative regulation' proceedings, as well as their federal video dialtone filings.

A special court referee, Eli Wager, ruled that vacancies in buildings with 100 or more units had exceeded 5percentt for four months in 1996 and that city officials had a duty to hold proceedings to end rent regulation.

But the judge overseeing his pretrial hearings at Fort Hood said that Major Hasan was disrupting the proceedings and violating Army regulations, and that he would be forcibly shaved if he did not do so voluntarily.

Foreign regulators are beyond the reach of Congress, which oversees American securities regulation through confirmation proceedings, enforcement hearings and approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission's budget.

Beyond that, they had a significant impact on the regulation of legal proceedings, moral action and everyday life.

"State law empowers Historic District Commissions to enforce regulations through court proceedings," the letter says, adding that, "if the offense is willful," the violator will be fined not less than $100 and not more than $250 for each day the offense continues.

There is also the threat of a significant fine to be imposed by the Football League if they are found guilty of breaking rules over financial fair play during their campaign in the second tier in 2013-14, with legal proceedings ongoing to challenge those regulations.

"Statutory regulations govern police misconduct proceedings and state they are considered a private process," it said in a statement.

The legal base for the Commission's opening of formal proceedings is Article 11 6) of the Antitrust Regulation (Council Regulation No 1/2003).

While some welcome clearer and more unified rules and regulations, lobbying, which has delayed proceedings, has shown that some aspects of the proposal have companies worried.