Sentence examples for regulations for its from inspiring English sources

Our repeated testing of this item proves it meets federal regulations for its standard of identity.

Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc. has said that it complies with applicable regulations for its products, including California..

The Confederation of British Industry says one of its member firms had to produce half a million documents to comply with regulations for its 1,500 apprentices.

The chemical industry has succeeded in resisting efforts to have the Environmental Protection Agency impose new security regulations for its facilities.

WASHINGTON — The mortgage industry, facing the prospect of tougher regulations for its central role in the housing crisis, has begun an intensive campaign to fight back.

Somewhat beleaguered by this latest assault, it has now issued a statement declaring that its bid to enforce safety regulations for its rubber was ignored two years ago.

The campaign-finance system puts too many politicians under obligations to big-business donors: Enron lobbied successfully for exemption from financial regulation for its energy-trading arm, and it also helped to draw up the administration's energy policy.

The report saves the issue of regulation for its final chapter.

The U.K. has argued that the reforms are tantamount to protectionism, and British Financial Services Secretary Paul Myners -- who recently accused Europe of "regulatory hypochondria," according to the WSJ -- has urged the EU to "eschew regulation for its own sake".

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For example, Australia finally passed their climate law to require mandatory carbon pollution reductions for major polluters, the U.S. has adopted aggressive vehicle standards and put on hold the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, and China has started to outline the detailed rules and regulations for meeting its binding energy and climate commitments in its 12th 5-year plan.