Sentence examples for regulations fines from inspiring English sources

Companies may also face unexpected expenses because of compliance with future regulations, fines, taxes and caps on products that produce greenhouse gases.

The Department of Toxic Substances Control is supposed to use regulations, fines and the threat of legal action to protect Californians and the environment.

The Department of Toxic Substances Control is supposed to use regulations, fines and the threat of legal action to protect the environment.

Depending on where the regulations, fines may apply and the costs will be different from place to place.

Middleton was warned to his future conduct, sanctioned for breaching regulations, fined £30,000 and "suspended from all agency/intermediary activity for a period of three months".

"If you want to adopt the theories of regulation, fine...but you need to clean up the political market," Buscaglia said, taking his argument against legalization back to the same root as his argument against the government's strategy in the drug wars.

This auto-feedback regulation fine-tuned the cholesterol homeostasis to a delicate balance.

Moreover, FAD modulates the activity of lysine-specific demethylase-1 (LSD1), which, through epigenetic regulation, fine tunes the expression of genes associated with mitochondrial metabolism and energy expenditure (43).

Obama's answer to worries about government spending, regulations and fines, then, is more government spending, regulations and fines.

But the new regulations permit fines of as much as 50,000 renminbi, or about $8,000.

The Transportation Department oversees corporate average fuel economy regulations and fines companies that do not comply with the rules.