New York has lots of technically correct ones, bistros with the regulation number of banquettes, the right kind of wine list and the obligatory classic dishes.
They were the Lowly Browns from the outset, setting all the wrong records: first in last-place finishes; leukemic attendance that reached a nadir, in 1933, when thirty-three fans paid to watch a home game; so financially strapped that scuffed, worn, and torn baseballs were put in play because the club couldn't afford the regulation number of fresh ones.
They've been really, really successful at it, too, citing things like a non-regulation number of parking spaces to baffle mosque planners into bureaucratic failure.
Regulation: number of JCI accredited hospitals, number of medical tourist visits facilitated by brokers.
Compliance Regulations The number of regulations that have to be dealt with in real time is enormous, especially for banks, credit-card companies and health care providers, which are often also forced to reduce staff.
The existing health law – Hospital Fees Ordinance, Regulation Number 56 of 1942 – stipulated schedules of fees for hospital services [ 19].
For PI 578718, whether up-regulation or down-regulation, the number of differential expression unigenes was larger at 36 HAT than 12 HAT.
Due to a change in voting regulations, the number of best picture nominees can vary year-to-year.
One area where summonses increased was enforcement of taxi regulations: the number of tickets issued to taxis and other for-hire vehicles rose to 45,177 from 40,795.
If the justices strike down New York's regulations, the number of East End acres planted in vineyards -- currently 3,000 -- could triple, he predicted.
