Sentence examples for regulations it will from inspiring English sources

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: I think if the Obama administration follows through with its greenhouse gas regulations, it will deserve a significant amount of credit.

Better Together insists its self-declared rules on donations meet current UK electoral regulations – it will only accept sums above £500 from UK voters, and will publish the names of all donors who give more than £7,500.

"Under the way the A.C.A. has been rolled out by the Treasury and I.R.S. regulations, it will make it completely impossible to live up to that," he said.

"It would be great for the UN and the major space-faring nations to agree that if a company goes to an asteroid, they'd have the mineral rights for 100 years," says its founder, Eric Anderson.Yet this seems unlikely in an industry that does not even know what regulations it will face in two years' time.

This study has recommended that in the process of rewriting the regulations it will be important to incorporate the concerns of local residents and the whole process should be democratic.

Until athletes realize the health risks of doping, and become the loudest voices in its prevention and regulation, it will continue to be rampant and unstoppable in sports.

If the risk-retention law is gutted by regulation, it will be partly the fault of regulators giving in to pressure.

Epigenetics is a complex mechanism of gene regulation: it will take time before we can exploit it at its best.

"Even when we do seek to change regulation, it will be in a deregulatory direction because that's the instinct of this government," he said.

Until we have comprehensive answers around regulation it will be difficult to convince people that the government is taking driverless cars seriously, and if the government doesn't why should they?

Until businesses and communities know the costs and incentives for developing renewable energy, nuclear power and natural gas — and whether we will address climate change through prices or direct regulation — it will be very hard to invest in new power sources and related industrial technologies.