Sentence examples for regulations and programs from inspiring English sources

John Podhoretz of Commentary added that as soon as Republicans start talking about what kind of regulations and programs government should promote, they get accused by colleagues of being Big Government conservatives.

Existing regulations and programs have not abated this decline.

Many communities have therefore developed strategies, regulations and programs to protect their remaining wetlands.

As we have noted, upon permanently rethinking and re-examining early childhood education, there is concern about some specific regulations and programs that have arisen which contradict the great policies the country has developed in this field.

For 40 years, the California Air Resources Board has instituted precedent-setting air pollution regulations and programs that have been adopted by other agencies across the country and the world.

In highly desirable cities like San Francisco and New York, there's also about 100 years of regulations and programs around building codes, public housing, inclusionary zoning and rent control that make housing something that's somewhere between a privately-provided good and something that's a resource for those who live and work in a community.

Changes in accounting regulations and program rules led to a temporary suspension of new grants that year.

Fairy-tale den mothers are certainly a nice touch, but it is continued rent regulation and programs to enable middle-class homeownership that will truly preserve New York City's vibrancy.

Because they are sovereign governments, the tribes do not pay taxes to the state, but they do pay $130 million a year into two funds that help support tribes without gambling franchises and cover the costs of gambling regulation and programs for gambling addicts.

Various kinds of carbon regulation and programs are advancing across the states or provinces of the world.

It is important for all OHS professionals to watch OHS regulation and programs that operate and develop in the United States for the spread of US culture is, in many countries, introducing a perspective on the law that increasingly is out of sync with the laws and values in one's local country.