Sentence examples for regulations defining from inspiring English sources

Federal regulations defining the work colleges as such were completed in 1994.

Instead, Mrs. Whitman suggested that two state departments develop new regulations defining maximum hours for health care workers.

When it's a "fruit spread", a "conserve" or otherwise falls outside government regulations defining what can be labelled jam.

He has been pressing the Customs Service, which is drawing up regulations defining the types of fabric covered by the trade law, to enforce the law in a way favorable to domestic producers.

In October 2000, the New York State Banking Department issued regulations defining a loan as "high cost" -- though not predatory -- if its rate is 8 percentage points above the prevailing yield on Treasury bonds or if the points and fees exceed 5percentt of the loan amount.

The latest ruling came on Friday from a federal court in Florida, which threw out state regulations defining American children of parents without legal immigration status as out-of-state residents, ineligible for tuition breaks given to state residents at public colleges and universities.

Specifically, we followed the ethical regulations defined by the "Decreto Legislativo 231/2001", an Italian national law that regulates the access to and use of public data by public administrations, hospitals, and other public institutions.

But Mr. Ding noted that city work-safety regulations defined a major accident as one involving three or more deaths.

Yet despite the obvious risks, no federal regulations define how the procedure should take place.

Although its regulations define milk as the "lacteal secretion" from cows, the F.D.A. has taken a broad view about what can be labeled milk.

"The regulations define re-use as pertaining to any use of data other than that for which it was originally collected or intended.