Sentence examples for regulations carried from inspiring English sources

University officials repeatedly advised him that government and university policies and regulations carried more weight than an election law.

It is not clear whether these regulations carried the weight of law, but they seem to have represented a reaction against practices that were more favourable to women.

If the parliament is not in session, the president is authorized to regulate all matters required by the state of war through regulations carrying the force of law.

There is no dispute that regulations carry increased costs and are sometimes excessive.

Charges of breaching environmental regulations carry jail terms of up to 15 years in Indonesia if people are proved to have died or become seriously ill as a result of pollution, the police say.

Jody Weis, the police superintendent, has said that the police have little reason to try to prosecute under the city laws because state and federal gun regulations carry much more serious penalties.

It is unclear whether the decision, if made final, represents a major obstacle or just a speed bump as the regulations carrying out the 2006 Global Warming Solutions Act go into effect.

The regulations carry out the promises of President Barack Obama's health care reform law, which will extend health insurance coverage to 30 million people over a decade and outlaw some of the industry's most notorious practices.

In case of an immediate threat to the independence, unity and existence of the state, or if the governmental bodies are prevented from performing their constitutional duties regularly, the president may, at the proposal of the prime minister, issue regulations carrying the force of law.

Violating the regulation carried a penalty of up to six months in prison.

This very limited form of regulation carried no dangers to press freedom: it works on the basis that the cure for abuses of free speech is more speech.