Sentence examples for regulation the construction from inspiring English sources

Upon ascending to the White House in 1901, Theodore Roosevelt clashed with his GOP Senate colleagues over his plans for banking regulation, the construction of the Panama Canal and more.

As a result of union involvement and attention to safety regulations, the construction manager, the Dick Corporation, received a merit award for its safety practices from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

According to a government report[ 11], the public health programs or policies implemented in Taiwan from 1982 to 1986 included a regulation on the handling of garbage in the cities and a regulation on the construction of sewer in 1984, a regulation on the disposal of wastes in 1985, and a regulation on the hygiene of public eating places in 1986.

After almost two decades of delays, the Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday that it was on track to implement a regulation requiring the construction industry to help prevent cases of lead poisoning among children.

Mr. Giuliani said earlier this year that he would accept the extra city spending only if he won Council approval for changes in the city building code and in the regulation of the construction industry that would reduce the cost of building housing.

Han said that there is little regulation of the construction industry and that certain companies have had advantages over other companies when being awarded contracts.

Although a regulation on the construction of sewer was implemented in 1984 and might affect the seroprevalence of hepatitis A, it took a certain period of time for constructing the sewer system, and the seroprevalence had begun to decrease sharply several years before the implementation of this regulation.

The regulations governing the construction of mikva'ot date back to the Talmudic period.

Several countries have introduced regulations governing the construction and operation of fishing vessels.

Mr. Hooning said that there were strict regulations on the construction and running of yachts and that these were updated to reflect changing conditions.

Since the standards were published in 2000, a small but growing number of federal agencies, states and local governments have been incorporating them in laws and regulations governing the construction of new public buildings.