Sentence examples for produced regulations from inspiring English sources

Neither the commission on environmental quality nor the Environmental Protection Agency has produced regulations for water reuse.

In 1673 Louis produced regulations stipulating that the court's remonstrances against royal enactments sent to it could in future be made only after the laws concerned had been registered.

Spink wrote that Adams was voted president of the convention, and that a committee produced regulations which gained formal approval on February 3.

But because their departments have become separated from the actual work and the end customer, they can produce regulations that have little to do with real operating concerns.

The town's failure to produce regulations also frustrated builders prevented from commencing major projects during the moratorium and still without a resolution to questions of what would and would not be permitted.

So to all legislators on the world stage who produce regulations, do not make travel an "impossible dream," make peace through friendship your glorious quest!

The Province is a full-fledged politico-administrative jurisdiction in that it has elected representatives producing regulations and an administrative body executing them.

Consumer advocates — including the groups filing the suit in San Francisco — also say there is no excuse for the Justice Department not to have produced the regulations detailing how and when the insurance and salvage companies are to provide information.

That's all well and good, but what about in China, where much of the fur on the market is produced and regulations are notoriously unregulated?

It is encouraging that nursing stakeholders eventually finalised a new Framework for Nursing Qualifications in South Africa and produced the Regulations required by the Nursing Act of 2005.

The produce regulations, he said, try to eliminate potential contamination of fruits and vegetables by establishing guidelines for how farms deal with water, worker hygiene, materials put into the soil and packaging of products.