Sentence examples for regulations its from inspiring English sources

Taking one at a time, Formula One is tripping over its own regulations, its teams are running out of money, and the fields are not full.

The elevator on the right is unencumbered by regulations; its design, operation and maintenance are left entirely to the building management.

The investment was the largest that LIC had made in its short history, but contrary to regulations, its investment committee had not been consulted on the decision.

"Being outside returns control over laws and borders and frees the UK from EU regulations, its external tariff and allows us, as a service sector economy, to position ourselves globally, set our trade deals and compete internationally, particularly in financial services".

Because the new Bear Stearns building was intended to accommodate the business of the firm, not to attract tenants (although it will have retail tenants along Madison Avenue, as required by zoning regulations), its raison d'etre from the beginning was decidedly pragmatic.

But ventures like Visa Commerce will force Visa to transform almost everything about its business: its computer systems, its rules and regulations, its fee structure, its corporate personality.

Because hepcidin plays this central role in iron metabolism regulation, its synthesis is finely regulated [ 11, 12].

Second is financial regulation: its flaws have been laid bare, and the summiteers will want to put it right.

I have always considered this a bizarre idea, but in terms of the subsequent history of economics and of financial regulation its importance is difficult to overstate.

The goal of the new lobby, NetChoice, is "defending online businesses against efforts to stifle Internet-based competition with protectionist legislation or regulation," its officials said.

If SIFIs are to be subject to much sharper prudential regulation, its impact must be calibrated against systemic performance benchmarks.