Sentence examples for regulations from scratch from inspiring English sources
However, it said that if the moratorium were lifted, uranium mining could not begin for at least five to eight years to allow time for the state to write regulations from scratch, institute health and environmental safeguards, and allow for public input.
In the case of an independent Catalonia, we are dealing with the unique opportunity to design the institutions and regulations of a new state from scratch.
"It would have been more economical to start over," Mr. Hertz said, but the house had one rare quality — stunning beach views — that would have been lost had they rebuilt from scratch, because building regulations now require larger setbacks.
This season, with the new technical regulations forcing teams to design new cars from scratch, the brilliant, individual technical minds have made a comeback.
But the only way the agencies can overturn the new rules permanently is to start from scratch and prepare new regulations, a long process.
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Building an export-oriented company from scratch also proved difficult, she said, in a nascent democracy where regulations governing everything from customs duties to safety did not exist.
Allen believes the international banking regulations, such as Basil II Accords, need a once-over, too: "We need to start from scratch".
Making outlines from scratch.
