Sentence examples for regulations ahead of from inspiring English sources

That's been heightened around the Olympics after the International Olympics Committee IOCC) instituted some predictably conservative regulations ahead of the games this month which included, among other things, a ban on GIFs, short video clips and live-streaming of sporting action.

Investec's chief economist Philip Shaw said: "The Canadian banking system is widely regarded to be in good shape because of the BoC's approach to bank regulation ahead of the credit crisis".

Because, well, this is self-regulation ahead of election laws catching up.

Westminster City Council has introduced a new patrol of wardens in London's West End to enforce parking regulation ahead of the Olympics.

defended the regulation ahead of Tuesday's vote, repeating statistics the administration has touted since releasing it.

In his role as president of the European Union (a rotating office with a six-month term), Sarkozy may have one of the loudest microphones, but his push for an overhaul of international financial regulation ahead of a planned summit at Camp David comes amid a rumbling of calls to rethink measures of economic growth.

U.K. regulations were sorted ahead of U.S. regulations where commercial drone flights were concerned, which helped to make that possible.

Just like an arms race, Iowa would have to move (by the state parties' regulations) to stay ahead of New Hampshire if it jumps forward to as early as Jan . 8

In Paris, Sarkozy hosted two days of debate about regulation and innovation ahead of the summit.

Despite being almost 15 years in the making, the incoming FIC regulation perhaps remains ahead of its time, for palm oil at least.

DealBook »   Investors Flock to Bigger Bonds  |  As banks unload corporate debt ahead of regulations like the Volcker Rule, buy-and-hold investors, who intend to keep a bond until maturity, are creating increased demand for issues of $500 million or more, The Wall Street Journal writes.