Sentence examples for regulations in question from inspiring English sources

It's a universe in which regulators coerced bankers into making loans to unqualified borrowers, even though only one of the top 25 subprime lenders was subject to the regulations in question.

And there's several different directives and regulations in question.

It doesn't matter whether the regulations in question are good or bad.

But in April, a three-judge court of appeal panel shrugged off the claims of harm and said it was up to the Legislature to set education policy, including the regulations in question.

The conservative justices grilled Stephanie Toti, who was arguing against Keller, as to whether there was enough concrete evidence to show that all 20 Texas clinics that closed did so because of the regulations in question.

The regulation in question calls for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which conducts most checks, to preserve records created in the checking process for 90 days.

The European regulation in question says that consumers taking out euros from a cashtill in another European Union country should not have to pay any more than they pay to take out money at home.

The city regulation in question has been on the books for years and directs fire companies to make special efforts, twice monthly, to inspect buildings under construction or being demolished.

The regulation in question, which was withdrawn just days after it took effect on Jan . 1 simply listed "advance care planning" as one of the services that could be offered in the "annual wellness visit" for Medicare beneficiaries.

Judge Robert S. Smith, in a dissenting opinion, said the majority had "implicitly defined 'choreographic performance' to mean 'highbrow dance' or 'dance worthy of a five-syllable adjective.' " He countered that the state regulation in question "assumes that 'choreography' includes all 'dance routines' — it does not matter what kind of dancing is being done".

So in this instance, the regulation in question is article 22 of the sporting regulations, which effectively bans in-season testing other than one three-day 'young driver test', four one-day aerodynamic tests on a straight-line or constant radius facility or 'promotional events', which are limited to 100km.