Sentence examples for regulations relies from inspiring English sources
The pristine wilderness we seek out to get away from everyday rules and regulations relies, paradoxically, on farsighted laws to protect it from logging, commercial concessions, summer dude ranches and private homes commanding the best views.
As has been noted elsewhere[ 16] the IHR (2005) like its predecessor regulations, relies on non-binding recommendations and guidance ('soft law') rather than on legal obligations, such that compliance by signatory states cannot be assured.
Such ordinary and sensible regulations rely on, among other things, our belief that in a sane and democratic nation regulation may become excessive, but need not, because reasonable people are watchful and can be relied on to do sensible things.
They are seeking a ruling that the regulations rely on flawed criteria which narrow the definition of domestic violence too far and wrongly impose a strict 24-month time limit on the evidence a person can use to show they were victims entitled to aid.
"Because these regulations rely on technologies and practices that are already in use by some companies and required by some states, they are practical, flexible, affordable and achievable," Gina McCarthy, head of the E.P.A.'s office of air and radiation, said in a conference call.
Most other codices or regulations rely on these 'basic' codices.
Proposed regulations rely primarily on requirements for personal protective equipment and use restrictions to protect workers.
Here, where local data is admittedly limited to to one operator, regulation relies heavily on the industry regulating itself.
A first level of regulation relies on specific regulator promoter pairs.
Splicing regulation relies primarily on RNA-binding proteins that recognize specific target features in the pre-mRNA.
Jacquesson (2010) points out that the understanding of the proponents of the new regulation relies on misleading and simplified assumptions about the hierarchical structures of local institutions.
