Sentence examples for regulations on which from inspiring English sources

To have more order, a legal framework with sustainability criteria should contain regulations on which administrative bodies must be established for the enforcement of the sustainability criteria, as well as for the supervision and control of their fulfillment.

A legal framework with sustainability criteria should contain regulations on which administrative bodies must be established for the enforcement of the sustainability criteria, as well as for the supervision and control of their fulfillment.

The EU has strict regulations on which GM crops it will import; crops containing "antibiotic marker genes," like the one used by Arctic Apples, are a strict no-go as of 2004.

Although there were no regulations on which player should wear which number, specific numbers came to be associated with specific positions on the field of play, a prime example being the number 9 shirt which was usually reserved for the team's main striker.

The regulations on which the exemption is based are 1.

There are several leagues and many of these have their own rules and regulations on which bats they will allow.

The New York law, they declared, was really an hours regulation on which there had been tacked a few sanitation provisions.

We therefore feel that the Council must adopt the management regulation on which Parliament has now given its opinion.

In evolution, the requirement for adjusting certain gene expression level to certain environmental factors forms a natural selection on gene regulation, on which SNPs occurring in transcription factor binding site have direct effect.

Thus, our proposed mechanism of 'cooperative regulation' should be considered as a minimal explanation or, in other words, as representative of a fundamental layer of regulation on which other layers can add, either at the PM or as endocytosis proceeds in other subcellular compartments.

Mr. Bush has boasted of his efforts to cooperate with President-elect Barack Obama to ensure a smooth transition, but the administration is rushing to complete work on regulations to which Mr. Obama and his advisers object.