Sentence examples for regulations basically from inspiring English sources
Delbert told VICE the new regulations basically close the door for gas-based extractions ever having a place in the legal market.
The regulations basically say: it's up to you to interpret things.
Mary Schapiro, Mr. Obama's choice to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission, has served ably in government and industry regulatory positions, but is best known for her support of self-regulation and a greater role for principles-based regulation — basically, the opposite of clear rules.
Here are the facts: In 2005, the Bush administration passed regulations that basically allowed oil companies to regulate themselves, saying that a driller is "in the best position to determine the environmental effects of its proposed activity".
"The regulations are basically defeating themselves," Mr. Pomfret said.
"So they could be breaking health and safety regulations and basically giving people an over-powering of radiation poisoning.
Now in the United Kingdom where you don't have the same constitutional limits on the sort of laws that parliament can pass what we've seen is the creation of a system of regulations where basically anything goes," said Snowden.
"People are dissecting the law and dissecting the rules and regulations and basically taking things out of context," Langbart said.
Each day the service handles 50,000 calls from New Yorkers looking to report broken streetlights, complain about mystery maple syrup smells, find out parking regulations and basically everything else you could think of.
"Proposals to bring even minimalist regulation were basically rebuffed by Greenspan and various people in the Treasury," recalled Alan S. Blinder, who served with Mr. Greenspan on the board of governors at the Federal Reserve.
"Proposals to bring even minimalist regulation were basically rebuffed by Greenspan and various people in the Treasury," recalled Alan S. Blinder, a former Federal Reserve board member and an economist at Princeton University.
