Sentence examples for regulations dictated from inspiring English sources

U.S. government regulations dictated that everything, even the water in which hot dogs were boiled, be shipped in from approved suppliers in other nations.

State preservation regulations dictated where the mezzanine balustrade could be cut to add a staircase, which was directly opposite the front door.

Most of the league's teams participate in ticket resale from their own Web sites and within rules and regulations dictated by teams and state laws.

The simpler uniform turned to be the regulations dictated by Judah Benjamin.

The new regulations dictated in the law require abortion clinics to follow the same standards as ambulatory surgical centers, including having hallways and doorways wide enough for hospital gurneys.

Those regulations dictated that the fishery would close for the remainder of the season if the fleet caught just one sperm whale, and all drift gillnet vessels were required to have vessel monitoring systems to determine their precise fishing locations.

For boats and other vessels (and "vessels" includes surfboards) government regulations dictate 100 metres.

Employment regulations dictate that existing workers take most of their terms and conditions with them.

As planning regulations dictate, it is built using local stone and wood, and finished in traditional pink-hued plasterwork.

Campaign finance watchdogs say Mr. Torricelli's spending raises questions about federal regulations dictating how former politicians can spend unused campaign contributions.

City and state regulations dictate that gunshot victims be taken to a specialized trauma center, and the South Side was a "trauma desert".