Sentence examples for regulations point from inspiring English sources

The agency's regulations point to numerous possibilities, from cutting off a State's highway funds to yanking the federal funds a State would otherwise have received to help it cope with more conventional forms of air pollution.

Hence, the contradictory regulations point to a partial independence of gene translation from transcriptional regulation.

McCabe, notwithstanding his refusal to oppose the regulations, pointed out: We need stronger reassurances.

The article examines IRCA's language and implementing regulations; points out ambiguities, gaps and unanswered questions; and provides practical pointers for immigration practitioners.

"The fact that mortgage approvals are substantially below their January peak levels – and falling – after lenders have got to grips with the new mortgage regulations points to an underlying moderation in housing market activity".

However, the fact that mortgage approvals are substantially below their January peak levels – and falling – after lenders have now likely got to grips with the new mortgage regulations points to an underlying moderation in housing market activity.

"That mortgage approvals are still falling and in September were 19.9% below their January peak levels – after lenders have now likely got to grips with the new mortgage regulations – points to an underlying moderation in housing market activity," Archer said.

Lawyers for EMW argue that the state is attempting to enforce baseless regulations, pointing to the 2016 Supreme Court ruling in Whole Women's Health v. Hellerstedt.

The National Education Policy Center early on analyzed the failures of the department's regulations, pointing out that they blame individual teachers rather than the systemic causes for the "achievement gap".

In addition, some downtown groups sharply questioned whether L.A. will realistically be able to enforce its own regulations, pointing to complaints about existing trash and clutter.

It was reported that p53 has a number of roles, in particular regulating cell cycle by halting the G1/S regulation point if DNA damage is present [ 13]. p53 is associated with a variety of human cancers [ 14].