Sentence examples for regulation change from inspiring English sources

It is understood the 12AA regulation change only cleared NSW cabinet on Friday.

The regulation change is effective from Wednesday because it does not need to go through the parliament.

The Treasury Department could also push through a more formal regulation change.

The worst of all things would have been no change but it would be a great shame if that was not fully realised through this regulation change".

The regulation change granting official access, a compromise in a long-running dispute with fishermen, allows them to use the area from Dec. 16 to March 31.

Asked if that amounted to saying the difference an Australian or a foreigner would pay for an onsold apartment could imperil developments, Morrison said only that the regulation change "ensured some stability in some fragile areas of that market".

What we're asking for is a regulation change to bring all nicotine products into a light-touch regime that will guarantee reasonable purity and safety standards but make them as available as cigarettes in a shop".

In addition, with a recent regulation change, for-profit addiction companies that run methadone clinics are expanding their buprenorphine programs, which have no patient limits, and some state governments are pressing federally funded health centers to increase nonprofit buprenorphine treatment.

Moreover, our computational and experimental studies on the promoter sequences of these genes suggested that massive loss of cis-regulatory elements was associated with the gene expression divergence event, indicating an important role of cis-regulation change in gene expression divergence and phenotypic evolution.

I would like to see the medication [regulation] change.

During disease progress from the earlier stage (e.g. normal stage) to the later stage (e.g. CIN I stage), for a miRNA — mRNA pair, if miRNA's regulation on mRNA exists in normal but does not exist in CIN I, or does not exist in normal but exists in CIN I, it is termed 'regulation change' or 'differential regulation'.