Sentence examples for regulations recently from inspiring English sources
The U.S.'s N.D.C., for instance, relies on power-plant regulations recently finalized by the Obama Administration.
Mobile-banking in India lags behind Africa, partly because of regulations recently eased by the country's central bank.Africa also offers Bharti some room to grow.
He has also developed a reputation for dealing strictly with anyone who questions his rules — actors who violated regulations recently were "locked up" and missed the show — and a belief in moral redemption that often has a distinctly Christian cast.
WASHINGTON — Assessing the battle to overhaul the nation's financial regulations recently, Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, left no doubt about the consequences if Congress cracked down on his bank's immense business in derivatives.
This should encourage investment in the long term.Europe has also updated its regulations recently, but in a way that makes little visible difference, at least in the short term, says David Cleevely of Analysys, a telecoms consultancy.
Theodore Joyce of Baruch College of the City University of New York analyzes the differential effect of both demand-side and supply-side regulations recently put into effect in Texas.
In a regime characterised by such low levels of regulation, recently termed the "Wild East", numerous companies have chosen to define a consensus level of socially responsible behaviour.
More attention has been paid to regulation recently in both the financial sector and the press because of high-profile instances in which it has failed.
Mr. Milken, who has never been a big fan of regulation, recently offered his own answer to the problems plaguing Wall Street and the economy.
Especially when seen in the light of another piece of regulation recently introduced that limits new office construction to 50,000 square feet per year in the same area.
To study processes of stem cell aging in silico, we apply a multiscale model of transcriptional regulation recently developed by us (Przybilla et al., 2012).
