Sentence examples for regulation adopted from inspiring English sources

She adds that a regulation adopted by China sometime this month could create a separate telecom regulator, thereby possibly making it easier for foreign companies to operate in China.

But the new regulation, adopted this year, says this separation is not sufficient.

The signature event of the Brown government, the financial crisis of 2007-2008, was a direct consequence of the light-touch, risk-based approach to financial regulation adopted by Brown and Ed Balls during their decade at the Treasury.

A front-page article on Sept. 14 about the Bush administration's record on environmental issues referred incorrectly to a regulation adopted this year to control emissions from off-road diesel engines.

B1 No New Parades on Fifth New York is enforcing a little-known regulation adopted four years ago that bans any parades on Fifth Avenue that were not permitted before July 2001.

In response to industry lobbying, the final version of the regulation adopted by the commission allows firms two to four years to establish the origins of minerals and also gives them more latitude for scrap or recycled minerals.

An increasing number of regulations adopted in the name of helping investors had hardly helped.

Wolves are protected throughout the European Union by regulations adopted under the Bern Convention in 1979.

The regulations adopted by the American church to deal with its sexual abuse scandal already call for notifying the congregation.

The medical privacy regulations adopted by the Clinton administration create an important new set of federal privacy rights for patients.

Some of these actions will require legislation, while others should be achievable through regulations adopted by several federal agencies.