Sentence examples for regulation drawing from inspiring English sources

He said the "heat, hatred, irrationality and prejudice provoked by last week's row" demonstrated that politicians should not be allowed to control press regulation, drawing parallels between the Mail and the Guardian.

"This administration utilizes the best available science in assessing the benefits and costs of any potential regulation, drawing on widely accepted methodologies that have been in use for years," Meg Reilly, a spokeswoman for the Office of Management and Budget, which oversees the rule-making process, said in an e-mail.

The favorite, Garry Kasparov, won, defeating Viswanathan Anand in the final after two regulation draws.

Any regulation drawn up to govern the Times Square characters would apply citywide, and licensing processes can be cumbersome.

He is President Bush's nominee for a job that would make him a regulations czar, the head of an office in the Office of Management and Budget that must pass judgment on every regulation drawn up by some 50 government agencies.

Zoellick, who will be leaving the World Bank in the summer at the end of his five-year term, expressed concern that the new rules for banking regulation drawn up under the Basel III agreement were too tough and would choke off lending.

Democratic alternatives that would impose less extreme limits on the E.P.A. regulation drew as many as 12 votes, putting the White House on notice that it risks further party defections unless it moderates the scale and pace of its proposed carbon rules.

And the critics want to ease the ability of banking regulators to overrule any regulations drawn up by the consumer bureau that might interfere with the safety and soundness of the banking system.

Violating alternate-side parking regulations draws a $42 fine, tickets for double-parking cost $54 and parking at an expired meter will set a driver back $29.

The government presented the regulations, drawn up without industry input, to PC makers on May 19, but they were not released publicly until Monday.

Which meant, according to the regulations drawn up by the boards beforehand, that it would be played to a finish, however long it took.