Sentence examples for regulation which sets from inspiring English sources

The 2002 European general food law (GFL) regulation, which sets the framework for food safety across Europe, has been hijacked by the big food lobby over the last dozen years.

Nothing is banned under the regulation, which sets grading rules requested by industry to make sure importers – including UK wholesalers and supermarkets – know exactly what they will be getting when they order a box of bananas.

The employer mandate has been put back; the national exchange has proved a dud, and its failings are affecting some of the state exchanges, which need to get information from the federal government; the new regulations, which set minimum standards for all insurance policies, are causing some sticker shock.

He said it was therefore time for travel firms to "recognise their obligations" under the package travel regulations, which set out what happens when there are "significant alterations to essential terms", and offer customers penalty-free refunds or cost-free changes to holidays.

This is mainly due to two reasons: 1) the aggregation mode enables the relatively small distributed batteries to participate in the regulation market, which sets certain requirements that are unattainable for individual batteries; and 2) the aggregator is able to make the best use of information and approach the optimal bidding and operation strategy to maximize profits.

Especially in the transfer study it was shown that a 0.1% level could be reached for most genomic targets which would be in line with the novel EU regulation 619/2011, which sets a technical zero of 0.1% for low level presence of GMOs pending authorisation in the EU while having been approved elsewhere [ 33].

He points to a regulation like HIPAA, which sets standards for protecting healthcare data, as one example where a lot of care is needed when handling data to ensure compliance.

Central to its policy, however, is the FDA's "Threshold of Regulation" (TOR) program, which sets limits under which certain substances that may migrate into foods from packaging or food processing equipment do not need to be included as additives on product information.

Both PTs were organised in support to Regulation (EC) No. 1881/2006, which sets the maximum levels for certain contaminants in food.

But the federal agencies with the most direct role over fracking now are the Department of the Interior, which controls drilling on publicly held land, and the Environmental Protection Agency, which sets regulations on hazardous materials use on both public and private land.

The Alaska Board of Game, which sets wildlife regulations, a year ago approved regulations blocking hunters from using remote-control aircraft to locate big game, and the Board of Fisheries has now moved to prohibit commercial fishermen from using drones to spot schooling salmon.