Sentence examples for regulations explained from inspiring English sources

The I.R.S. recently issued regulations, explained in its Publication 523, specifying that people who moved because of job or health problems, divorce or even terrorism would qualify.

"The rules make a number of commonsense improvements in response to input on the proposed regulations," explained a press release from the treasury.The change probably won't derail Obamacare, but it is unlikely to win Mr Obama political points, either.

He announced with pride that the Cook Islands were declaring all 771,000 square miles of their exclusive economic zone, an area of sea the size of Mexico, a protected area for all sharks, rays and skates (see "Regulations Explained").

That summer, the federal government released regulations explaining how schools should implement the law.

Ms. Gurley said a concern was the lack of published regulations explaining what happened to data when it was seized and who had access to it.

This result is consistent with our policy analysis that suggests factor(s) other than state regulations explain the growth in CHP capacity.

They fear draft regulations explaining how housing benefit will work when it is wrapped into the Universal Credit will leave tenants unable to claim for many services.

It might also be that the recession, rather than the regulations, explains much of the increase in TTW participation; the recession no doubt made it more difficult to find jobs for many beneficiaries attempting to return to work, and some might well have sought assistance from a TTW provider as a result.

There are too many questions about risks and too many government regulations," explains Hrebiniak.

"The climate issue is here, and there will be regulations," explains John McManus, American Electric's environmental manager, who made the trip to OMB to highlight the company's experiences with the latest technology for curbing carbon emissions at coal plants.

But Oiyan Poon, president of UC's systemwide student association, supports the regulations, explaining that a teacher in the same department could harm a student's career even if they never shared a class.