Sentence examples for regulations noting from inspiring English sources

The letters included copies of City Department of Sanitation regulations noting that it is illegal to install A-frame signs where they impede pedestrian traffic.

ZFI added it did not believe the Gotcha cap violated Amazon's UK seller regulations, noting there were no restrictions on its export from Israel.

Department officials said they had no plans to hire extra personnel to handle the new regulations, noting that they did not anticipate that the number of additional claims would be very large.

Trump said at the meeting he'll cut regulations, noting he believes they can cut them "by 75percentt, maybe more" and leading to expedited approvals for new manufacturing facilities, reiterating earlier commitments to do the same, and noting that environmentalism in general is "out of control" in his opinion.

Indeed, Lavin in his ruling dismisses the existing regulations, noting that the city banned new billboards to reduce traffic hazards and to protect the visual environment, yet has authorized 15,000 signs since the ban was enacted.

A Reuters report on the new regulations noted that previously those who offended what were called guidelines might suffer only the loss of their tickets to the Academy Awards ceremonies.

"The president also has to deal with a lot of domestic issues every day in office, Congress and bureaucracies and regulations," noted Andrew Card, the president's chief of staff.

"Because training regulations note that 'many new soldiers are not physically fit or capable of strenuous activity,' " she writes, "they no longer do a required number of push-ups to a count, the drill sergeant exercises along with them as a sort of 'role model' and they drop out when they feel like it".

"We don't even have a head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA)," the White House's clearinghouse for new rules and regulations, noted McGarity.

Warren went on to prove her point by giving the CNBC anchors a quick lesson in history of financial regulation, noting that in the 50 years after the passage of Glass-Steagall, the bill which Warren's proposal is modeled after, none of the big banks failed.

For example, Reiss and colleagues [28] discuss co-expression (but emphasize the importance of co-regulation), noting that correlative relationships change depending on the milieu.