"regulation in force" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a rule or law that is currently in effect. For example, "The regulation in force requires that all employees wear face masks while on the job."
"We have a regulation in force, 'drivers must drive the car alone and unaided'.
EIA Regulation in force in Turkey requires the analysis of steering natural processes that can be adversely affected by the proposed project, particularly in the section of the analysis of the areas with higher landscape value.
As we shall see, Mappano is ideally located for the installation of residential and administrative activities of the municipalities in the Turin basin (especially Borgaro and Caselle), since they exist in a suburban area close to thoroughfares with a central core around which to focus the planning of residential and productive activities, as provided by the instruments of land regulation in force.
The administration also limited these short-term policies to durations of just three months — although that regulation just took effect this year, and some insurers have found ways to sell a year's worth of coverage even with that regulation in force.
As the Unions have pointed out, although the regulation that has just been adopted may improve working conditions in some countries, it falls short of the collective working regulation in force in Portugal concerning the organisation of working time, the determination of minimum daily and weekly rest periods, and the monitoring thereof.
By contrast, current regulations in force since 1991 require that the airlines pay 150 euros for the shorter flights, and 300 euros for those longer than 2,100 miles.
Nattino said in a statement that his work had "always been characterised by maximum transparency and correctness in respect of regulations in force" and that he "trusts that the matter can be cleared up definitively as soon as possible".
Norway, which could serve as an example, is not a member of the EU but of the European Economic Area, and has 70% of EU directives and 17% of EU regulations in force.
But the office said yesterday that the judge at Southwark crown court, Mr Justice Sweeney, had been bound by the sentencing regulations in force when the offences were committed.
Lord Philip's inquiry found that according to the regulations in force at the time, a finding of negligence should only have been made against air crew killed in an accident if there was "absolutely no doubt whatsoever" about the matter.
As a company, we are looking forward, and excited to grow and implement new services and business solutions that have the potential to save our clients both time and money without the red tape and regulations in force from the EU".
