Sentence examples for regulations extending from inspiring English sources

Six years later, in 1960, the I.R.S. adopted regulations extending the political prohibition to Section 501(c)(4) organizations, but with a caveat.

By [creating] prohibitory regulations, extending, at the same time, throughout the States, we may oblige foreign countries to bid against each other, for the privileges of our markets.

Then, when the cable companies sought to lighten these regulations in the landmark 1996 Telecommunications Act, Mr. Lieberman worked against them and succeeded in having the regulations extended somewhat.

Regulations extend even into the garden: Malibu requires groundcover like star jasmine and forbids combustible plants like eucalyptus, pine and sumac.

The rules and regulations extend for hundreds of pages, for reasons having to do with safety, politics, and whim; they amount to the "formula" that gives this billion-dollar pinewood derby its name.

The Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP), which writes the regulations, extended its powers after formal recommendation from the UK media industry.

But the new regulations extended far further than most initially believed.

First is the mistaken assumption that the voting public's general skepticism of regulations extends to regulations specifically addressing the environment.

While the newest regulations extend FMLA coverage to spousal relationships, it does not change the FMLA's application to parental relationships.

OO Clean Tech Leaders Put A Business-Friendly Spin On Climate Change Policies - to show that support for environmental regulations extends beyond tree huggers to people who sit in corner offices and to prevent skeptical lawmakers from dismissing climate policies as "anti-business".

The goal is to show that support for environmental regulations extends beyond tree huggers to people who sit in corner offices and to prevent skeptical lawmakers from dismissing climate policies as "anti-business".