Sentence examples for regulations are often from inspiring English sources

New York's regulations are often called the nation's most complex.

The regulations are often strict, highly complicated and easily ignored.

Yet regulations are often passed without public discussion, in reaction to isolated and anecdotal incidents.

A further danger is that China's regulations are often arbitrarily or selectively enforced.

Safety improvements have reduced the number deaths in recent years but regulations are often ignored.

Workers can be subject to exploitation, and health and safety regulations are often ignored.

Yet these regulations were often ignored by the camp S.S. — physical violence, for instance, was endemic, and the idea that a guard would have to ask permission before beating or even killing a prisoner was laughable.

Conifa's general secretary, Sascha Düerkop, said the tournament gave unrecognised states a chance to play international football, and complained that Fifa's regulations were often unfair or inconsistent.

Their reputation for rowdiness was such that, in the 19th century, regulations were often passed to prohibit the throwing of fruit, sticks, stones even dead animals into the ring.

Another study inferred transcriptional networks in xylem, leaves, and roots, and showed that genes with conserved regulation across tissues are primarily cis-regulated, while genes with tissue-specific regulation are often trans-regulated [ 16].

And since the costs of regulation are often more easily measured, the result of imposing a cost-benefit test is to make regulations harder to implement.