Sentence examples for regulations is about from inspiring English sources

"The code of federal regulations is about as thick as your wrist," he said.

New regulations are about to be proposed to reduce sulfur even more, to 30 parts per million, from 300.

But now that those stricter regulations are about to take effect on Feb. 1, some adult day care providers are uneasy.

The draft regulations are about 120 pages long, and include important new requirements like the testing and certification of crane operators and the oversight of crane assembly and disassembly.

Data from the National Federation of Independent Business, which surveys small-business owners monthly, shows that employers' concerns about government regulations are about the same level they were under Ronald Reagan, according to an analysis by the Economic Policy Institute.

"Under the new EU timber regulations the import of this timber into France should have raised a red flag, this is at the very highest risk of what these timber regulations are about.

Much-needed regulations are about to be unceremoniously rolled back.

But 40percentt said current regulations are about right, and the remainder were undecided or favored less regulation".

One NAACP official also once stated that net neutrality regulations were about shifting Internet costs from large web companies to consumers, thereby adversely affecting lower income consumers.

Self-regulation is about collaboration between willing parties.

We have known, for a long time, that regulation is about balance.