Sentence examples for regulations are set from inspiring English sources

But bank regulations are set by governments, and governments want to be able to borrow as cheaply as possible.

But the regulations are set to loosen like a runny conserve as Defra plans to reduce the minimum sugar content of jam to 50%.

Land clearing regulations are set to be relaxed in NSW, as the government releases draft legislation that would allow farmers to clear native vegetation without approval in many cases, and give others access to "offsets".

On one hand, virtually anyone can start broadcasting songs online; on the other, if regulations are set up early enough, these new broadcasters present a much-needed revenue stream.

The state's rent regulations are set to expire June 15, and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and the Democratic-led Assembly want to extend and expand the regulations, giving tenants more protection.

"If I don't have a household registration, how can I get married, and how can I give my child a registration?" Additional research by Cecily Huang Because family planning regulations are set by provincial and municipal authorities, even experts struggle to keep track of the complicated rules.

The regulations are setting off a new round of jockeying in an already highly competitive industry.

The fax regulations were set to take effect on Monday.

"The laws and regulations were set up to make this kind of thing very difficult," he says.

Because the feed is the same for almost all the cows, the cheese is far more uniform than anything available before the regulations were set down.

While people have been building summer cottages on Fire Island for more than a century, it was not until the Fire Island National Seashore was established in 1964 that certain zoning regulations were set that governed building on the island.