Sentence examples for regulations is run from inspiring English sources

For example, the high-speed driving test prescribed by the regulations is run at a top speed of 80 miles an hour, compared with 85 miles an hour in the car test.

Everything is run by formulas and rules and regulations.

Varying such rules is a key part of the "macroprudential" regulation to be run by the Bank's new financial-policy committee, which held its inaugural meeting on June 16th.Mr Osborne did his best to sound upbeat about the economy: take out the shrinking financial sector and it had grown healthily since the recovery began at the end of 2009, he said.

With a view to shed light on the interaction between fiscal policy and labour market regulation, regressions are run separately for high and low EPL countries.

In Missouri, residential schools and homes for troubled youths are exempt from virtually all state regulation if they are run by religious organizations.

"A lack of independent regulation means cricket is being run in a way that fans become chequebooks and players become pawns.

Unions said the numbers, published on Wednesday in a comprehensive review of railway financing by the Office for Rail Regulation (ORR), showed rail was run with "the economics of the madhouse".

They said all Scotland's environmental regulation should in future be run from Scotland.

Scottish ministers said all Scotland's environmental regulation should in future be run from Scotland.

If phase IIb run length up-regulation requires BicD, why are run lengths in phase II of the BicDPA66 background similar to the t = 3 null?

Charter schools, which get public funds but are run without regulation from the local school district, have been embraced by conservatives and liberals alike as an outlet for innovation, what many see as the most dynamic and important education reform movement in decades.