Sentence examples for regulations on terms from inspiring English sources

Moreover it was the institution most likely to be able to resist vested interests such as those found in the manufacturing sector, meaning that it was the national government that should pass regulations on terms and conditions at work say, or on the sale and control of land.

Last September the government introduced tougher regulations on term-time absence for holidays.

But the Supreme Court said Wednesday that the charges imposed by banks formed part of their fees for current account services and should not be reviewed under British regulations on unfair terms in consumer contracts.

The Environmental Control Board ruled last week that the man, Nigel Warren, did not violate regulations on short-term rentals and does not have to pay the fine ordered earlier this year by an administrative law judge.

"We have successfully defended San Francisco's common-sense regulations on short-term rentals," San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera said in a statement.

San Francisco Supervisor Mark Farrell and Mayor Ed Lee are backing a new set of tighter regulations on short-term rentals and their biggest hosting platforms like Airbnb.

Some observers worry that new E.U. regulations on fixed-term contracts could make it more difficult for young researchers to achieve early independence.

Regulations on short-term plans were also meant to protect consumers.

As Los Angeles City Council members launch a push for tougher regulations on short-term rental housing, the industry's biggest player has begun touting its impact on the city.

Santa Monica's City Council voted quickly and unanimously Tuesday night to enact some of the nation's strictest regulations on the booming short-term rental industry.

In recent years, the government has relaxed regulations on part-time work, fixed-term contracts and temporary-work agencies.