Sentence examples for regulations promoted from inspiring English sources

They looked on enviously as makers of dietary supplements, which operated under looser regulations, promoted the life-enhancing or even life-extending capabilities of their products.

It lobbied unsuccessfully to weaken or kill the corporate crime legislation passed by Congress last month and is now trying to ensure that the regulations promoted by the S.E.C. are less restrictive.

(And the 1976 Hyde amendment ensures that Medicaid doesn't cover the procedure, something Laurence Tribe, a constitutional law scholar, has described as "one of the most effective means of reducing the number of abortions short of overturning Roe").So the new regulations promoted by pro-life groups hit poor women the hardest, not least because they tend to raise the costs of the procedure.

More than 30 states already have regulations promoting renewable energy.

The quoted standard also depends on the state regulations "promoting [the state's] interest in the potentiality of human life".

"In part," says Weiss, "it's a reaction to the right-wing push for fiscal austerity, opposing regulations, promoting budget cuts".

Over the last year, the organisation pursued bills to overturn environmental protections and weaken state regulations promoting the use of renewable energy sources in more than a dozen states.

In Galicia (NW Spain), the regional government regulations promote a co-management system between fishers' organisations ("cofradı́as") and the fisheries authority through territorial user rights for fishing (TURFs).

The lobby group was behind the successful campaign to ban planning for sea level rise in North Carolina, and campaigns in several states to roll back regulations promoting wind and solar power.

Since World War II, awareness of historic preservation and regulations promoting it have evolved to be among the most potent forces affecting urban planning, real estate development, building design and landscape architecture.

President Trump issued an Executive Order on February 3, 2017, setting forth "Core Principals for Regulating the United States Financial System" and directing Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to report back on the extent to which existing laws and regulations promote those Core Principles.