Sentence examples for regulations maintained from inspiring English sources

Another problem: The online records of proposed regulations maintained by the Office of Management and Budget only go back to 1995.

B1 Rent Regulations Maintained A stunning series of political power plays in the Capitol ended with the State Legislature's vote to extend by eight years existing rent regulations to tenants in more than a million New York City apartments.

The new regulations maintain the general framework of the 1995 regulations, but make some significant changes.

The companies said that the regulations maintain a system that costs them as much as $180 million a month as competitors take away millions of customers.

Reliability means many things, such as generating predictable returns for shareholders, adhering to regulations, maintaining stable employment levels, and fulfilling customers' expectations.

The fact is that the regulations maintain the existing legal position – we haven't seen the wholesale privatisation of the NHS, and these regulations do not take any further step towards it.

Despite the threat to the banking system caused by Greece and huge markdowns on Greek bonds in the market, European banking regulations maintain the fiction that Greek debt is risk-free.

From some on the right, I expect we'll hear a different argument -– that if we just make fewer investments in our people, extend tax cuts including those for the wealthier Americans, eliminate more regulations, maintain the status quo on health care, our deficits will go away.

With that ruling — which removed the criminal prohibitions for the dispensaries' clients — the only thing keeping dispensaries illegal is language in the regulations maintaining that the medicine can only be sold through the mail.

A Funny Way to Think About Cancer Assuming researchers can make sense of the litany of rules, regulations, maintain transparency and accountability as required, it is estimated that the two-year stimulus money will add or retain six to seven jobs for every grant funded, according to a 2008 NIH study.

Advocates argued that regulation maintained a stable housing stock and limited runaway rents.