Sentence examples for regulations less than from inspiring English sources

That act gives Congress a streamlined way of rescinding regulations less than 60 days old by strictly limiting debate and barring amendments and filibusters.

A1 Strict Fire Rules for Clubs Rhode Island adopted a strict new set of fire regulations, less than five months after a fire sparked by pyrotechnics killed 100 people in a West Warwick nightclub.

A16 Move to Void Abortion Rule A bipartisan group of legislators said they would try to use a law giving Congress a way to roll back regulations less than 60 days old to overturn Bush administration restrictions on international family planning assistance to groups that counsel or "actively promote" abortions.

The law, which allows Congress to roll back regulations less than a year old, had previously been used only once in 21 years.

And the Rangers earned the tie, though they had to survive an elbowing penalty to Eric Lindros with 22.5 seconds remaining in regulation, less than 30 seconds after Lindros had missed an opportunity to score from the slot.

The device implements electrical power control directly during the pulse with an error of regulation less than 0.03%.

These displayed maximum up-regulation less than 10-fold within the first 48 h of infection.

That's the sort of thing we need now, when the profits in olive oil crime are, as one EU official puts it, "comparable to cocaine trafficking, with none of the risks", and the regulations less effective than at any time in the last two millennia.

This allowed us to use a P-value cutoff equal to 10-2 (12854 regulessons) less conservative than the 10-3 cutoff (4418 regulations) of Lee et al. [ 2].

A gene is said to be significantly regulated if its expression value is greater than 1 (up-regulation) or less than −1 (down-regulation) i.e., two folds up or down with respect to the control.

Under current Los Angeles preservation regulations, houses less than 40 years old are usually not considered for landmark status.