Sentence examples for regulations creating from inspiring English sources

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.

Over the past two years, federal agencies have reduced regulatory costs by $23 billion and eliminated hundreds of burdensome regulations, creating opportunities for economic growth and development.

For one thing, it will be a month before the measures are officially on the books, and longer still before state officials write the rules, tax codes and other regulations creating new state-licensed retail marijuana shops.

After almost 40 years of discussions, last week the EU Parliament and Council approved regulations creating a Unitary Patent - a single patent right that will take effect across the EU, except in Spain and Italy.

Then, in 1997, Mr. Bruno vowed to dismantle New York City's system of rent regulations, creating months of anguish for thousands of tenants and establishing himself, in the minds of many New Yorkers, anyway, as rabidly right-wing.

As they turn to products designed for consumers in order to work around corporate email policies, they often unknowingly sidestep critical business compliance and corporate regulations, creating significant reporting risks.

"These regulations create new policy," he said.

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

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

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

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