Sentence examples for regulations designed to help from inspiring English sources
Even many regulations designed to help innovation are not working well.
Craig Bennett, the chief executive of Friends of the Earth, is concerned that we might see a bonfire of regulations designed to help wildlife.
The regulations are designed to help keep the middle from collapsing -- and having to apply for unemployment and disability-health benefits that will end up costing our nation much more in the long run.
Although the specific hazards that would merit blacklisting a species are not spelled out in the proposal, the regulation is designed to help protect native biodiversity, as well as reduce economic damages and health effects.
Morton explains that BlockScore helps companies in those sectors by "reducing their compliance burdens for Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations," which are designed to help protect consumers and businesses from identity theft and other forms of fraud.
Within the Nitrates and Water Framework Directive regulations the policy tool is designed to help achieve good status by 2015 in water bodies at risk from eutrophication.
The company says that the move is designed to help it meet compliance regulations, such as BS7799 and Sarbanes-Oxley security standards.
He undertook the regulation of utilities and embarked upon public projects designed to help New Yorkers help themselves through bitterly hard times.
The observation of three or the controls of mind, speech and body and five or regulation of walking, speaking, begging of food, keeping items and disposal of items are designed to help the monks in observing the vow of faultlessly.
The new regulations - which mean a minimum four-weeks without JSA for anyone deemed to have breached them - are designed to help those without a job, according to the DWP.
First issued in 1994, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law Model Law on Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services (UNCITRAL Model Law) was designed to help countries develop their public procurement systems and to provide a framework for procurement regulation.
