Sentence examples for regulations authority from inspiring English sources
"The people there lost faith in the whole health care system, not just in the drug regulations authority," he said.
Back in 2007, ARCEP, the "French telecommunications police" (or the communications regulations authority, if you want to be politically correct about it) went after Skype for 3 reasons: it failed to allow the inception of calls for security reasons following a court ruling, the way that it routed emergency calls and for distributing mobile phone numbers (SkypeIn).
Although there is some variability in local and state regulations, authority to enforce isolation and quarantine derives from the states' power to "safeguard the health, safety, and welfare of its citizens" (24 ).
Maintenance of, and experiments on, animals were approved by the Geneva Canton ethical regulation authority (authorization 1008/3421/1R) and performed in accordance with Swiss law.
Under the regulations, authorities ordered the company, known as Telmex, not to undercut its costs, so as to allow competitors to recover their cost of providing similar services.
If a social network doesn't comply with regulations, authorities reserve the right to shut it down, according to Steven Dickinson, a China-based Internet lawyer for HarrisMoure.
According to the new regulations, authorities have the power to levy a fine of approximately $500,000 against the daily publication — which amounts to 10percentt ofEl Universo's quarterly earnings.
When implementing new regulations, authorities and work-place managers must clearly communicate the new vision that changes are designed to create [ 40] and ensure staff participate in the change process [ 40, 41].
Last autumn, the Sendai reactors became the first to clear safety hurdles imposed by a revamped nuclear regulation authority.
Japan's nuclear regulation authority in July gave them passing grades under stricter safety requirements that factored in the lessons of the Fukushima Dai-ichi meltdowns.
Why shouldn't Jane and Joe Public contribute as much as Harriet, even to the UK xenotransplantation interim regulation authority, chaired by Lord Habgood, the former Archbishop of York?
