Sentence examples for regulating terms from inspiring English sources

These amendments took on board almost all the recommendations of the ITC programme supply review, commissioned by culture secretary Tessa Jowell in summer 2002, including the setting-up of codes of practice regulating terms of trade between public service broadcasters and independent producers.

We do not regulate terms of employment, which are for individual companies to determine".

Other boards are empowered to regulate terms and conditions of sale, usually by establishing packing standards and quality analysis.

(The Food and Drug Administration does not regulate terms like "enhanced" and "flavored" or claims like "crystalline" and "vibrational". But water labeled spring, artesian or mineral must be bottled directly at the source).

855, 80 L.Ed. 1160, decided that Congress lacks power to regulate terms and conditions of employment of those engaged in local production of commodities sold and about to be shipped in interstate commerce.

These aren't regulated terms and are used freely within each mattress brand without consistency between them.

plays no role in regulating such terms or dates.

Bloomberg officials said the mayor was likely to veto the legislation, contending that federal law prohibits municipalities from regulating the terms of employee health care plans.

The governor vetoed a third bill regulating contract terms.

While Airbnb may not be choked for cash, a lack of global consensus around regulating long-term rentals does not provide a smooth runway for the aging unicorn to IPO.

Some rental hosts fear that regulating short-term rentals would take away income that otherwise helps them make ends meet.