Sentence examples for regulations created from inspiring English sources

INSIDE THE SENATE'S BIPARTISAN MOVE TO GUT DODD-FRANK REGULATIONS "The measure would exempt 25 of America's biggest banks from regulations created in response to the financial crisis that contributed to the Great Recession a decade ago.

Adjusting to the regulations created distractions for employees, DeVry said Thursday.

Company searches were indeed free for journalists under the Corporations (Fees) Regulations created in 2001.

The regulations created a market for programming that was independently produced and syndicated.

Worse, outdated securities regulations created artificial shortages of shares in some companies and held trading volumes down.

In general, communities that changed regulations created spaces 8 to 9 feet wide and 18 to 20 feet long.

"The city's sign regulations create a comprehensive scheme for regulating the permitting, placement, number, size, height and content of signs within the city," according to the lawsuit filed against Milford.

"These regulations create new policy," he said.

Regulations create just as great a burden and just as much uncertainty.

Judge Edward W. Nottingham in Denver ruled last week that the F.T.C. regulations creating the registry violated the free speech rights of the telephone solicitors.

But this 35-year-old program, with 130,000 pages of regulations, creates waste and abuse and leaves our seniors with confusing red tape and heartache.