Sentence examples for regulations and decrees from inspiring English sources

The new single, modern law that replaces a jumble of overlapping policies, regulations and decrees, also gives people the right to have personal budgets.

They became subject to the hundreds of regulations and decrees already affecting those in Germany and which continued to grow.

How did a beverage company and its well-respected attorneys incidentally come to plead Hitler's case decades after the Nuremberg Trials declared that all Nazi laws, statutes, regulations, and decrees were artifices of a genocidal campaign?

Proposed solutions centered on four key themes: fish identification; lost fishing gear; internet access to commercial fishing permit and vessel data; and compliance with marine applicable fishing laws, regulations, and decrees covering regions.

Already the government is behind in issuing practical guidelines for devolution (14 regulations and 177 decrees should have been put out by now), which risks becoming an unco-ordinated mess open to corruption.One difficulty is that few agree on what the purpose of decentralisation should be.

Using the guise of a lawsuit to "settle" by imposing new regulations and consent decrees is just a way to give courts authority that, under the Constitution, is supposed to be lodged in Congress.

It has for long had the task of giving legal advice to the government on bills, regulations, decrees, and administrative questions.

In all countries palliative care regulations and policies existed (either in laws, royal decrees, or national policies).

Implementation Implementation refers to the actions (legislation or regulations, judicial decrees, or other actions) that governments take to translate international accords into domestic law and policy.

But many observers believe that the legislation, known as the "Made in Italy" decree, contradicts existing E.U. regulations and will be struck down.

The government and, in certain cases, individual ministers issue administrative regulations and provisions, which are then promulgated by presidential decree.