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Of that, $155bn was self-imposed regulation set by the private sector.

This law has metastasised: it now requires Americans, in essence, to abide by every plant and wildlife regulation set by any country on Earth.

The measure would reverse the Broadband Privacy Rule, a piece of regulation set by Obama's FCC.

The sulfate concentration both in the borehole and spring water sources was found to be within the secondary drinking water regulation set by the U.S EPA prescribed limit (U.SEPA 2004).

All experiments were carried out according to the regulation set by the Ethics Committee for Biology and Medical Science of Dalian University of Technology.

Since 1996 the MDS assessment of all nursing home residents has been mandatory in accordance with a regulation set by the Icelandic Minister of Health [ 10].

Another effective measure may stem from the new international banking regulations set by the Basel committee.

Mr. Cameron said that the pact lacked safeguards to protect the City of London -- Britain's version of Wall Street -- from future regulations set by the European Union.

Pet food makers now operate under regulations set by state laws as well as standards set by the Association of American Feed Control Officials, an international group whose members include commercial feed makers and state officials.

If we follow the regulations set by A Satire of the Three Estates, King Lear and Under Milk Wood by choosing an example in which both writer and play represent the nation, the choice narrows.

Chris McFadden, a spokesman for Turner, said Tuesday evening that Mr. Gunn was "in full compliance with safety regulations" set by the federal government, and that the company was "continuing to cooperate with the New York City Department of Buildings and their ongoing investigation".