Sentence examples for regulations date from inspiring English sources

The regulations date to 1992 and ensured that cable providers would carry over-the-air stations.

The regulations date to a 1989 bill that passed the State Legislature unanimously and applies to any aquifer that provides water for at least 1,000 people.

Brazil's media regulations date to 1934, when post-World War I nationalism spurred the government to enact laws that would protect the country from what was then considered undue influence by foreign powers.

Besides, such regulations date back more than 10 years ago, so actual doses should be even lower using currently available CT scanners.

Iceland: The scientific board approved the study (24.06.2008-VSN-b2008030024/03-15) accoregulationselandateregulations, date: 24th June 2008.

Regulations dating back to 2002 were supposed to govern what was permissible.

Regulations dating back at least to 1997 have obliged officials to issue them.

Airbnb responded that the regulations, dating back to 1961, should not apply to internet-era business models.

But parks department regulations dating from 1991 limit bike riders to 15 m.p.h, though even the police say this lower limit could be better posted inside the park.

The basic rules covering plants stem from a European Commission directive of 1971, although more recent regulations, dating from 1995, have brought substantial changes, including the PIAs.

An oversight by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) when drafting the legislation means that the housing benefit regulations dating from 1996 were not updated when the coalition legislated for the bedroom tax.