Sentence examples for regulations held from inspiring English sources

There remains the potential for the Football League to impose a considerable fine, potentially in excess of £50m, for breaches of financial fair play regulations held over from their promotion season.

California's Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), which is implementing the new regulations, held a meeting last August with solar and waste industry representatives to discuss how to deal with the issue of solar waste.

Do be cautious when lining the aisle with candles and always be sure to follow any fire rules and regulations held by the venue, as well as alerting guests.

But there are unbending rules, and the rules on not getting married outside are a minor compared with so many regulations held at high standards by the modern Church.

He thinks the taxpayer is partially subsidising their lifestyle, since price regulations hold down a proportion of fares.

This opening was supposed to be the first step towards scrapping all regulations holding up cross-border trucking.

It is imperative that the Food and Drug Administration write protective regulations holding generic companies liable for any harm their products cause.

After absorbing local views for several months, city officials plan to reissue the regulations, hold formal public hearings and then make them final, perhaps by March 1991.

The regulations holding up the release of the vehicle are complex, but essentially the vehicle doesn't comply with government rules.

Instead, the government is starting to tackle the so-called "bedrock" regulations holding back three important parts of the economy: farming; medical services; and the labour market.

If current regulations hold, 68 of the city's roughly 1,450 schools would face budget cuts of more than 5percentt, while an additional 416 would face cuts of more than 3percentt.