Sentence examples for regulations a bit from inspiring English sources

"I think UEFA are going to make the Financial Fair Play regulations a bit lighter.... Nevertheless, it's very obvious that Russian football still has some very big problems, of how it's built up around the owners and the sponsors".

Because you know, here was Ronald Reagan, because of the savings and loan crisis, actually tightened regulations a bit at the end.

The White House can get by with just easing off the brakes on new regulations a bit by year's end, kicking and screaming all the while.

I can't say I haven't come across people in health and safety who do take their interest in regulation a bit too far – but for most of us, it's all about making balanced judgments about significant risks.

Appearing before the Treasury select committee, Lord Turner told MPs: "All the pressure on the FSA was not to say why aren't you looking at these business models, but why are you being so heavy and intrusive, can't you make your regulation a bit more light touch?

In 1928, the Reichstag relaxed the regulation a bit, but put in place a strict registration regime that required citizens to acquire separate permits to own guns, sell them or carry them.... [Hitler's] "1938 revisions completely deregulated the acquisition and transfer of rifles and shotguns, as well as ammunition," Harcourt wrote.

Here's the relevant bit of Fifa's regulations: Fifa's World Cup regulations, or a bit of them.

In any case, toting up regulations is a bit of a mug's game.

Once the regulations relax a bit more, I can see a huge influx in these kinds of weddings coming through.

The article also indicates that E.P.A. regulations costing a bit more than E.P.A.'s value-of-statistical-life estimate "would be scuttled".

This potential exclusion of rental income from net investment income under the new regulations presents a bit of a planning conundrum for certain taxpayers.