Sentence examples for regulations going forward from inspiring English sources

City feel they have no need to dodge FFP because they are now breaking even and on course to comply with the regulations going forward.

"They're trying to freeze things to make sure nothing happens they don't want to have happen, so any regulations going forward, contracts, grants, hires, they want to make sure to look at them first," Ebell said of the incoming administration.

"They're trying to freeze things to make sure nothing happens they don't want to have happen, so any regulations going forward, contracts, grants, hires, they want to make sure to look at them first," Ebell said of the incoming administration.

Introduce effective financial regulation Financial regulation going forward should abolish tax havens, eliminate shell corporations and other forms of regulation-evasion, and restrict the carry trades and foreign-currency-linked debt instruments that fatally infected Iceland and central Europe in recent years.

Tech companies' failures on this front will likely lead to increased regulation going forward.

The company said it was pleased to have reached a settlement with the state, and noted that it's required to pay only half because of its good faith efforts to comply with regulation going forward.

Third, we need a much tougher regime of financial regulation going forward.

Last year, the DOJ said in a memo to its regional offices that federal agents should defer to state laws on most matters of regulation, including medical marijuana, going forward.

And the reason that we will is, number one, there's the the CO2 regulations under the Clean Air Act, going forward gradually, fits and starts, with a lot of litigation.

He said: "The beauty is that there are quite big areas of this year's regulations which are completely not applicable going forward so I would hope we will get him involved in some of those challenges".

"It seems reasonable to expect that some consumers will use the information" on menu boards and menus "to select lower-calorie meals," wrote judge Richard J. Holwell in his decision to allow the regulations to go forward.