Sentence examples for regulations how much from inspiring English sources

Miss Schwartz said she could not tell from the regulations "how much of this is related to terrorism" and "how much of this relates to the drug dealers in the community".

How states are organized shapes the processes of regulation: how much courts are involved, how open procedures designing regulation are to interest-group participation, who is challenged in litigation.

"I suspect the conduct of Goldman Sachs and other bankers in the rescue will be a background theme, if not a highlighted theme, as Congress decides how much regulation, how much control and frankly, how punitive to be with respect to the financial services industry," said Mr. Langevoort at Georgetown.

"We need to let our regulations dictate how much revenue we receive, and not let potential revenue dictate what sort of regulations we craft," Bonin said in an email.

Passing regulations about how many radio and TV stations a legal entity can own is like passing regulations about how much leather can be used in making buggy whips or how many typewriters someone can own.

He'd draw up regulations determining how much power plants would be allowed to pollute.

Output controls are regulations on how much fish can be removed from the sea itself.

Casinos in Switzerland are saddled with strict regulations limiting how much you can bet, whereas Italian casinos do just about what they please.

Insurers have also flocked to Bermuda to escape most insurance regulations, including how much money they must hold in reserve to pay claims.

Platini changes tune Michel Platini yesterday made a speech to the European parliament requesting the right for Uefa to introduce regulations governing how much clubs in European competitions may spend on players' wages and transfer fees.

FRANKFURT — New international regulations on how much capital banks must hold will initially make borrowing more expensive and dampen economic growth, according to two studies released Wednesday by the central bankers and regulators who are writing the new rules.