Sentence examples for regulations on one from inspiring English sources

They can't insist to the public that they must remain unregulated, while trying to impose regulations on one another".

This latest incident -- just a day after the U.S. Department of Justice's historic settlement with BP over the Deepwater Horizon disaster -- highlights the risks of offshore oil drilling, and the need for tougher regulations on one of America's most hazardous industries.

Holik was still upset after the game that a penalty had not been called near the end of regulation on one of his former teammates and oldest friends, Devils defenseman Ken Daneyko, who flattened him with a cross-check.

Noting Dacre's remark that people who want to license journalists should go to Zimbabwe, he wrote: "This kind of argument supposes that there is only vicious state regulation on one hand, or freedom on the other, and nothing in between.

Smarter public policy would be to recognize the competition created by new technologies and to eliminate burdensome regulation on one segment of the industry to encourage investment in high-speed Internet lines to homes and businesses, giving American consumers choices that were unimaginable only a few years ago.

In late October, the Federal Communications Commission passed new rules that take the unprecedented step of imposing stricter privacy regulation on one specific set of actors in the Internet ecosystem.

Also, the existence of interaction among protein factors regulating the responses of plant under stress conditions will provide an additional level of regulation on one hand, and will also lead to combinatorial diversity of regulatory complexes.

Hence, the resulting pasture management as locally practiced in the case study areas can be seen as hybrid constellations of different aspects of the official regulations on the one hand and informal local practices on the other hand.

This can be defined as the self-regulation of one's attention focusing on direct experience, while adopting a curious, open, and accepting attitude toward these experiences, especially one's psychological processes, such as thoughts and feelings (18).

Mindfulness can be defined as the self-regulation of one's attention focusing on direct experience, while adopting a curious, open, and accepting attitude towards these experiences, especially one's psychological processes, such as thoughts and feelings [ 19].

We fully respect the principle of self-regulation, but on one condition: that good governance is guaranteed".