Sentence examples for regulation oblige from inspiring English sources

Which information, and of which specificity, does the Regulation oblige the biobank to provide to the data subject?

That regulation obliges Mueller to report to Rosenstein regardless of which course of action he chooses.

The EU's Timber Regulation obliges timber firms to make sure they do not source and place on the EU market products made from illegally harvested logs.

There is no express provision in the regulation obliging the Member States in which there are already deregulated markets to move to controlled competition, nor is there an express provision stating that there is no such obligation.

These producers are guaranteed a market, since regulations oblige fuel merchants to mix ethanol into petrol.

The firm is cagey about just how much money all this is saving it, since regulations oblige it to return half of that sum to customers through lower prices.

German minimum volume regulations oblige hospitals to comply but do not specify any sanctions.

It is interesting to note that many of the functions specified in these special regulations oblige the NHF to finance it, as in the case of infectious diseases.

One way to speed up the process would be the introduction of new building regulations obliging each new development to include solar electricity, as suggested earlier this year by the Welsh secretary (and former energy minister), Peter Hain.

They had adapted to regulations obliging them to field female candidates — on posters, the women were represented by pictures of flowers instead of head shots — and they had worked to attract women voters.

She returned to the Opéra in 1953, and although regulations obliged her to retire on reaching the age of 40 in 1957, she continued to appear with the company as a guest until 1972, when she made her farewell to the stage in a performance of Giselle.