Sentence examples for regulations removing from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, the incidence of lead poisoning has been reduced by regulations removing it from such products as paint and gasoline.

The Taxi and Limousine Commission recently passed regulations removing the Lexus from the approved taxicab list, arguing the cars are too powerful.

In response to direct requests from oil lobbyists, bills C-38 and C-45 gutted existing environmental regulations, removing protections for millions of waterways.

Ironically, regulated industries may actually not want regulations removed.

Reducing the issue to dollars and regulations removes the humanness of reproduction from the equation.

Unfortunately, classifying sensors as either honest or malicious is speculative, as the FCC regulations remove any obligations of the primary network to communicate with the secondary network [6].

Our data suggest that proline plays a role in the protection against chilling stress by assisting osmotic regulation, removing hydroxyl free radicals and avoiding the destruction of enzymes (Kuznetsov and Shevyakova 1999).

Decentralized regulation removes this externality and reduces lobbying.

A number of American breeders, including the then-chairman of the American Jockey Club, William Woodward, Sr., lobbied hard throughout the 1930s to have the regulation removed.

A Property and Environment Research Center report argues that changes in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development are another example of how international regulation removes checks and balances between the branches of government: "The OECD was created by a 1961 treaty, ratified by the U.S. Senate, to help achieve economic growth.

This productivism was facilitated by relatively abundant cheap fossil fuels; environmental regulation removed environmental stressors to allow intensification, concentration and specialization of the systems (Ilbery and Bowler 1998).