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Antitrust regulations aim to restrict monopolistic practices but have their limitations.

The new regulations aim to strengthen the vast market for bonds that are backed with mortgages and other loans.

The regulations aim to make sure that the American operations of foreign banks have the financial strength to absorb losses.

These counter-cyclical regulations aim to prevent financial crises from occurring by reining in lenders before an asset bubble forms.

The proposed regulations aim to change that by requiring scientists to report the details of that kind of research.

The regulations aim to reduce pressure on underground sewers – if the water can't reach the aquifers, then you solve the problem at the surface, said Cheng.

Despite European Union regulations aiming to cut back on the unnecessary use of antibiotics, Dr Brown believes it will take more than just legislation to tackle the superbug crisis.

The regulations aimed to ensure a house survived as best as possible while a fire passed by it, but did not necessarily aim to ensure the house remained intact once the fire had passed, Leonard said.

The confluence of low coal prices and high gas prices and the unintended consequences of regulations aimed to reduce coal use has led to higher coal use in the recent past.

Esteban will allow following the evolution of indicators in ENNS (2006 2007), it will then allow comparison to other national and international initiatives, and bring information for health policies and regulations aiming to reduce environmental exposures to chemicals.

Last month the government published draft regulations aiming to curb the worst abuses.Chinese media reported this week that a court in Jiangsu had sentenced a woman to eight years for killing a man who tried to force her to hand over her home to developers.