Sentence examples for regulations from which from inspiring English sources

The Seventh-day Adventists accepted Old Testament dietary regulations, from which their present-day emphasis on health developed.

Turning the site over to the city could also delay the reconstruction project by exposing it to regulations from which the Port Authority is largely exempt.

Four 4 to 8 week-old healthy post-weaned male commercial pigs, sourced locally, were euthanized in adherence to Home Office regulations from which trachea, lung, liver, kidney, spleen, heart, skeletal muscle, cerebrum, small intestine and colon samples were taken and fixed in 10% buffered neutral formalin.

Unfortunately there appear to be relatively few successful innovations in regulation from which to learn lessons, highlighting an important need for future research and policy intervention.

In the United States two competing and overlapping theories are employed to distinguish "takings," which must be compensated, from "regulations," for which compensation need not be paid: (1) Where a governmental body invades the possessory interest of the landowner, compensation must be paid.

"However, this highlights issues with regulation and enforcement from which lessons must be learned, not issues with [fracking] itself".

Although it is little known outside of government, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, (known as OIRA, pronounced "oh, Ira") is a powerful perch from which regulations from every agency of the executive branch are surveyed and, frequently, altered.

It would be as though Britain maintained a golden fax machine linked to Brussels, which cost billions of pounds a year to run and from which regulations issued ceaselessly.

MDL approach gave the regulators for each gene and the conditional probability table from which the regulation functions are derived using the approach described in previous paragraph.

He said: "If elected UCI president I will introduce a fit-and-proper-person's test in cycling, taking the example from regulations which govern who is fit to be a company director.

Captain Clarke's private notes stated: "To deviate from regulations which had been drawn up by the Advisory Committee of Ships' owners and approved by my department would leave me without support.