Sentence examples for regulations along from inspiring English sources
In reality, however, it is those very regulations, along with arcane zoning and building laws, that help cause the shortage of affordable rental homes.
New regulations, along with pressure from big investors, have forced companies to appoint more independent directors — people who have no direct connection to the company — and have tightened the definition of independence.
In recent decades, the increasingly tight emissions regulations, along with the ever-increasing price of fuels and the request for more power from the engines, has pushed the world car industry to improve the performances of the applications of electronics, designed to control the internal combustion engines (ICE) and the pollutant emissions systems.
With these regulations, along with awareness and action, we can work to finally end campus sexual assault.
During his 20-year term, from 1930 to 1950, Volcker implemented prudent financial management practices, a development plan that included comprehensive zoning regulations, along with a civil service system for municipal employees and a professional fire department.
We hope that Secretary Martinez will press ahead and soon issue final regulations along the lines of his original proposal.
The MPSS data also demonstrate that a significant number of dinoflagellate mRNAs are transcriptionally regulated, indicating that dinoflagellates commonly employ transcriptional gene regulation along with the post-transcriptional regulation that has been well documented in these organisms.
The water industry has long been subject to price regulation, along with many energy markets in Europe.
What havens generally peddle is an escape from high taxes and strict regulation, along with easy incorporation and secrecy.
It also called for incentives such as auctions for pollution reduction, greater monitoring and regulation, along with "significantly more investment" in the problem.
"The industry feels that the current packet of regulation, along with the E.U. directive, is one of the strictest in the world and is very adequate".
