Sentence examples for regulations for that from inspiring English sources

A new law, which Mr. Cuomo pushed, to his credit, will require disclosure by groups like the Committee to Save New York later this year, when the ethics commission writing the regulations for that law finishes its work.

Granting permission to an industry, and enforcing laws and regulations for that same industry are two diametrically-opposed functions.

The Food and Drugs Act allows the Governor in Council, whose decision-making is, in practice, undertaken by cabinet, to make regulations for that act.

This situation is comparable with what pertains in Uganda, for example, where there has been a gradual shift of the task to set up intravenous lines from doctors to nurses which is not protected by existing laws and regulations for that country (31).

Contact your county's Commissioner of Revenue or Department of Finance to determine how to apply for licenses and the regulations for that specific county.

Second, establish clear regulations for companies that are poised to build critical infrastructure like broadband and power grids so that they know their costs from the start.

On June 25, the board adopted regulations for windows that cuts infrared intrusion on new vehicles sold in the state.

This week, for instance, a Senate committee is expected to propose new regulations for derivatives that are more loophole than rule.

The opening of the system there coincided with new state regulations for trucks that curtail the amount of time diesel vehicles can idle.

"You can't write regulations for something that is just getting into the prototype stage," said Richard Bishop, who represents the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, a Washington trade association.

America's major telecoms and cable companies and business groups came out fighting on Monday after Barack Obama called for tough new regulations for broadband that would protect net neutrality, saying they were "stunned" by the president's proposals.