Sentence examples for regulations even if from inspiring English sources

The manoeuvres of Microsoft and HP appear to comply with the letter of the regulations, even if they flout their spirit.

And while S.&P. and other credit rating agencies are required to adopt policies to prevent such disclosure, it is questionable whether just leaking information violates any federal regulations, even if it breaches a corporate confidentiality policy.

Legal wrangling was required to address liability, severance issues and roster spot regulations, even if you wanted to draw up a contract that for all intents and purposes was designed to explode after one day.

Today, TV content on the internet is subject to no regulations – even if it was made by a traditional broadcaster and streamed over broadband – meaning that there are no taste and decency or impartiality requirements.

"None of the folks that I work with are that eager to go be the people to fill that gap" — the gap, that is, between an angel investment and a first round of full-fledged venture funding — "if it requires complying with government regulations, even if they don't know what those government regulations might be".

UK and EU competition law trumps whatever is in the regulations: even if a commissioner decides (conceivably with Monitor's consent) that the sole provider test has been met to ensure "patient interes"' an aggrieved provider can still take, or threaten to take, judicial action.

Business groups also tend to cite regulation even if other factors are involved, critics say.

Yesterday would have been a good day for Clemens to violate this regulation, even if he danced around questions.

Of course, 2010 was a big year for bank regulation, even if the meetings in Davos contributed little.

The press industry is likely to set up its own form of regulation, even if it does not receive the seal of a royal charter.

Robinson, who set up BitPrice to enable exchanges between Bitcoin and currencies such as sterling, said he would welcome regulation even if it made transactions more cumbersome.