Sentence examples for regulations are due from inspiring English sources
Automakers have an incentive to sell hybrids in California and the Northeast, where stringent emissions regulations are due to be phased in.
The V6 engine regulations are due to be in place until the end of 2020 and Ecclestone said the only way they could be changed for next year is through a unanimous vote from all the teams.
All told, they're a work in progress, with an admirably solid foundation: in the wake of the loosening of restrictions on membership and new rules whereby they can compete with banks in terms of interest rates, fresh FSA regulations are due to come into force next year, aiming to reduce the number of failures.
Changes designed to introduce more competition in Japanese pension regulations are due next month.Shares in Guinness, a drinks firm that proposes to merge with Grand Met and in LVMH, a French luxury-goods firm with stakes in both that opposes the idea, fell after they announced their first-half results.
Comments on the proposed regulations are due in mid March 2013 and a public hearing is scheduled for a month later.
Both the Nice guidance and the MHRA decision on regulation are due to be published in May 2013.
Cross-party talks to revise parliament's rival royal charter on press regulation are due to find a workable solution by Friday, in what is likely to be a fruitless effort to persuade the industry to sign up to it before its delayed sealing at the privy council on 30 October.
Using WT1 ZF we have shown that both the human and mouse WT1 promoters are negatively regulated by WT1 ZF, and that this negative regulation is due to direct binding of WT1 ZF to the promoter.
In a detailed study done on GBSS in snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) it was shown that GBSS is diurnally regulated in leaves even under continuous light and it was concluded that the regulation is due to the circadian clock.
A less direct draft rule, which outlines the issues involved in regulation, is due "soon," an agency spokesman said.
