Sentence examples for regulation explicitly from inspiring English sources

"The new discipline regulation explicitly lists extravagant eating and drinking and playing golf as violations, which were not included previously," it added.

How wrong can you be? Besides, the new EU general data protection regulation explicitly states that individuals have the right not to be subject to a decision when it is based on automated processing.

The regulation explicitly states that USAREC should "schedule in the primary market whenever possible (i.e., HS and colleges).

However, this changed when an October 2011 regulation explicitly outlawed conscientious objection by GPs in any context.

The minimum volume regulation explicitly states exceptions such as emergency treatment, build up and renovation of a hospital or ensuring geographically equal access to care.

US regulation explicitly mentions neglected or abused children as a subject population for which a waiver of parental consent might be appropriate.

We find neither the political placement of the party in power nor regulations explicitly designed to regulate corporate behaviour correlate in the direction political theories of corporate governance would predict.

However, he stressed that federal regulations explicitly permitted the board to provide financial assistance to companies arising from bankruptcy.

Neither sharia law nor national traffic regulations explicitly ban women from driving, but they are not issued licenses.

But state regulations explicitly allow an alternative: a letter from the Social Security Administration confirming that the applicant is not eligible for a number.

And, Ms. Relland said, "the regulations explicitly state that sole proprietors, partners, directors of corporations and 2percentt shareholders of S corporations cannot participate.