Sentence examples for regulations imposed by from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, the regulations imposed by the Vermont law are modest.
Regulations imposed by the Fire Department had to conform to historical landmark requirements.
But for the moment, regulations imposed by the European Community and by Baltic governments appear to have improved the situation.
The proposed design is fully compliant to the rules and regulations imposed by the RoboCup Middle Size League community.
New regulations imposed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have set efficiency targets for new and existing ships.
The presidential order asks Mr. Mnuchin to review the tax regulations imposed by President Barack Obama in 2016.
Vietnamese business people complain of overbearing government regulations imposed by a party that believes it can be the vanguard of capitalist enterprises.
He derided an amendment to the act that would have hindered efforts to undo some of the rate regulations imposed by the 1992 Cable Act.
In her regular management job with Verizon Communications, the country's largest local telephone company, Ms. Macpherson kept track of utilities regulations imposed by state agencies.
The Bush administration has decided to let stand regulations imposed by President Bill Clinton that are aimed at substantially reducing pollution caused by diesel fuel and engines.
Today, in many Gulf Coast states, premiums in regions subject to hurricane damage are highly subsidized because of rate regulations imposed by state insurance commissioners.
