Sentence examples for regulations regularly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the fragmentation of parties and the strictness of party financing regulations regularly lead to long investigations into fund-raising, hiring and manipulation of the system to benefit donors or friends.

But if Americans are worrying about what's in their water, Ms. Royte reminds us that this is a country where "more than 89percentt of tap water meets or exceeds federal health and safety regulations, regularly wins in blind taste tests against name-brand waters, and costs 240 to 10,000 times less than bottled water".

Supporters of stronger gun regulations regularly point to the potential hazards of making it easier for civilians to get hold of accessories that -- as manufacturers readily admit -- allow shooters to disguise their location by minimizing the noise and light produced by firing a gun.

This comprehensive framework of international regulations is regularly revised to take account of changing circumstances and technical advances.

The formal, state-mandated protective mechanisms – primarily through the English Heritage listing system and local authority planning regulations – are regularly shown to be inadequate, toothless or prone to disintegrating in proximity to serious economic power or political influence.

'Right to regulate' is almost always protected in these treaties but it evidently doesn't work, because regulations are regularly challenged".

Each advert that comes direct from bookmakers reminds us that "when the fun stops, stop," and new self-exclusion regulation comes in regularly for bricks-and-mortar locations.

UDI had already prompted Kaunda to impose emergency regulations, which thereafter were regularly renewed by the National Assembly and enabled the president to detain political opponents without trial.

The investigators want to know if Patrick Ryan, the director of ferry operations for the city's Department of Transportation, regularly enforced regulations governing where the pilots of the city's ferries should be positioned during the trips across the harbor, and if he did not, whether that failure might rise to the level of a crime, the officials said.

While all this looms, the six-member F.E.C. has been stymied by its three Republican appointees who apparently believe the best campaign regulation is none and regularly reject professional staff findings of campaign abuses and block enforcement.

Mr. Frank and other senior Democrats have argued that investment banks and other lightly regulated institutions now compete with commercial banks and should be subject to similar regulation, including examiners who regularly pore over their books and quietly demand changes in their practices.