Sentence examples for regulations and only from inspiring English sources

… Hovercraft shall only be permitted pursuant to special regulations and only following a thorough analysis of their effect on park resources".

By contrast, the Home Office has allowed just 20 unaccompanied children stranded in the the "jungle" camp near Calais to enter the UK under the Dublin regulations, and only after a protracted and bitterly contested court case.

In a tearful news conference, he said the government had used "flexible approaches" to laws and regulations, and only "stopgap measures" that were "delaying the end" of the nuclear crisis.

Instead it's focused on complying with local transport regulations and only offering a limited service where it can while it tries to lobby for regulatory change.

Pennsylvania, a state more relaxed with regulations and only a few miles away, is natural competition here.

Yet these private wells always fall outside EPA testing regulations, and only a few states require that wells be tested for lead.

The European food law recently deregulated the use of thujone-containing plants in food, i.e. both the previous limit for foodstuffs containing preparations based on sage (25 mg/kg) and the general limit for foodstuffs (0.5 mg/kg) [2] were removed from the new flavouring regulation, and only Artemisia-containing beverages (i.e. mainly absinthe) remain regulated [3].

So the prospect now is of a fast-growing, innovative banking industry that remains subject to conservative regulation and only gradual shifts in control.

Nedved's second goal came with 5 minutes 19 seconds remaining in regulation, and only 52 seconds after Vaclav Prospal had tied the score at 4-4 for the Lightning on a nifty breakaway move.

In contrast, fatty acids such as palmitate are later stage markers of impaired glucose regulation, and only distinguish NGT-IS from IGT subjects in the continuum of insulin resistance.

Taken together, ∼75% of the in vivo AdpA-binding sites seemed not to be involved in gene regulation, and only ∼25% of them were 'apparently relevant'.