Sentence examples for regulations represent from inspiring English sources

The new regulations represent a victory for all Americans.

The regulations represent another blow to the sport of pigeon racing in Westchester, where the number of devotees has dwindled over the years.

Mr. Black told a gathering of critics, "The new F.C.C. regulations represent an unacceptable assault on our First Amendment rights, on everyone's First Amendment rights, an act unworthy of a free country, an act of censorship".

Joking aside, it is this image that helps fuel opinions such as those of Peter Thiel, who recently commented that European regulations represent a "cure worse than the disease".

The new regulations represent a major step back from more demanding and costly rules proposed last spring that provoked an outcry from members of Congress from both parties and from thousands of affected businesses.

Instead, the regulations represent administrative laws which effectively attach to clinical research at the beginning and the end.

A vociferous lobbying campaign was mounted, with some boat builders suggesting that the regulations represented a "doomsday" scenario for their industry.

The review of Mr. Ryan's enforcement of the ferry regulations represents the first expansion of the investigation, which initially focused on Captain Gansas and Assistant Captain Smith, several officials said in recent interviews.

At a news conference on Wednesday at City Hall, Margarita López, a city councilwoman from the East Village, said that while the new state regulations represented an improvement, there was still a need for independent reports about safety hazards.

In an hourlong hearing in District Court in Kansas City, lawyers for the state argued the regulations represented an appropriate way to protect the safety of patients, while lawyers for the clinics called them unnecessarily onerous.

Meeting emission regulations represents a real challenge in the power generation sector.