Sentence examples for regulations is that from inspiring English sources

The second, and more serious, problem with the regulations is that better gas mileage encourages people to drive more.

Unfortunately what we have seen within the new regulations is that Renault has dropped behind, and as a customer if you're with any other product and that product is not working, you change it.

"The end result of these costly regulations is that biotechnology crops, which would help the poor, are not developed," it wrote.

The assumption of the IAAF regulations is that hyperandrogenism -- a genetic variation where female individuals produce high levels of testosterone -- provides an unfair advantage and disrupts the level playing field.

The presumption underlying these regulations is that animal studies have predictive value for humans.

The reason why some selective pressures persist even under such very restrictive harvest regulations is that unwanted hooking mortality (Arlinghaus et al. 2007; Coggins et al. 2007) and/or illegal harvest (Sullivan 2002) will still take place.

One hypothesis of circadian phase regulation is that different circadian genes are regulated by different subsets (combinatorial) of TFs.

The thing about regulation is that it's a two-edged sword.

The only other wartime regulation is that military officers of belligerent countries must wear mufti.

Lost in the predictable row about press regulation is that Harry wasn't just having a go at the papers.

And the trouble with tighter regulation is that it creates more and more tripwires for MPs to fall over.