Sentence examples for regulations are created from inspiring English sources

Cornel Marculescu, FINA's executive director, said this year was a "transition period" before tougher suit regulations are created for 2010.

"As I read the agreement it requires the Chinese to do nothing at all for 16 years while these carbon emissions regulations are creating havoc in my state and around the country," he said.

On the contrary, present policies, including taxes and safety regulations, are creating incentives in the market for energy that discriminate against fuel cells and in favour of traditional fossil fuels.

Since the regulations were created, the auto industry has created whole new classes of vehicles that met the definition of light trucks, including sport utilities and minivans, but are often used like family cars.

In the Legal Responsibility category, it should be acknowledged that most laws and regulations were created based upon some ethical reasoning that they were appropriate.

Really, if you regard the larger picture it would probably mean that the rich continue to get richer and the poor continue to get poorer - the exact problem that regulations were created to alleviate.

Special regulations were created concerning the implementation of the Hellenic Vessel Sanitation Program and applied during the Olympic Games.

The current trajectory of these regulations is creating a walled garden that blocks innovation and will ultimately cause more harm than good for the Indian entrepreneurial landscape.

A perfect storm of reliably huge cashflows and light-touch, or nonexistent, regulation was created.

Economies are complicated, ever-changing entities; it was understandable that few economists realized the extent to which short-term lending and securitization of assets such as subprime mortgages had recreated the old risks that deposit insurance and bank regulation were created to control.

Regulation is created to support the world as it is today.