Sentence examples for regulations challenged from inspiring English sources
A truly progressive constitutional project needs to go beyond simply upholding regulations challenged in court.
Yet the way a small group of international tribunals handles disputes between investors and foreign governments has led to national laws being revoked, justice systems questioned and environmental regulations challenged.
While the state argued that the law was necessary to deter fraud in signature collection, the appeals court held that the disclosure requirements, as well as other regulations challenged in the case, curbed political expression in violation of the First Amendment.
The regulations challenged in Monday's decision built on the Supreme Court's 5-to-4 decision in 2007 in Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency, which required the agency to regulate emissions of greenhouse gases from new motor vehicles if it found that they endangered public health or welfare.
"As we see it, the regulations challenge the transformational role performed by banks, whereby individual savings can in turn ensure the funding of corporate investment," said Mr. Oudea, who also oversees regulatory issues for the Institute of International Finance, an industry group.
Mr. Geithner, who on Wednesday was also asked to outline the broader state of Wall Street regulation, challenged his Republican critics.
But government regulation challenges the technical and cultural core of cryptocurrency as a decentralized market and a store of value that's not tied to any one government-issued currency.
In summary, the application of Nascent-Seq and RNA-Seq to mammalian circadian gene expression regulation challenges two assumptions of the mammalian circadian field.
The regulations being challenged were drafted in 2011 by the coalition government.
Those regulations were challenged in a Vancouver court after a 2011 raid against a dispensary in that city.
Here there is added reason for applying the presumption of validity; for the regulation now challenged was adopted after notice and public hearing as the statute required.
