Sentence examples for regulations put on from inspiring English sources

Do not tally up the fines paid by industry and do not count the number of new regulations put on the books, she has urged, but do look at the quality of the air and of the water.

Some of his "very important" bills have rolled back regulations put on the books by Obama administration achievements.

Enforcement of the regulation was put on hold until Buchwald could rule on the request by the Central Rabbinical Congress of the USA and Canada, the International Bris Association and some rabbis for a preliminary injunction.

Although this regulation was put on hold following a congressional inquiry (see past Next Wave article), more and more universities are inaugurating ethics courses so they won't be caught with their pants down when the final version of the ORI regulation is announced.

Fourteen of the 23 regulations that George W Bush put on his hitlist were, according to the Wall Street Journal, first suggested by academics working at the Mercatus Centre.

A vote was due to be held in the Senedd on changing the regulations, but it was put on hold following concern from some AMs.

Nhu and Diem felt that the regulations that the Americans put on the use of the piaster fund obtained from Vietnamese importers were stifling their ability to accelerate development, especially as the planning and approval reviews took a long time.

But postwar austerity and stringent building regulations put everything on hold – until 1961, when central government belatedly approved the plan... with drastic updates.

Public procurement regulations put constraints on the contracts and award mechanisms that public procurement agencies can use.

Without the solid ground that these regulations put MRFF on in its demand that Graham be disinvited, he might very well have been kept as the Pentagon's NDP event speaker.

The fact is we have to do more to retain and attract world-class talent to the United States and these regulations put us on a path to do that".