Sentence examples for regulations revised from inspiring English sources

State education standards were adopted in 1996, along with regulations revised in the mid-1980's, requiring all students to receive basic music instruction between kindergarten and high school graduation.

Taking place after the original tournament was discontinued for several years due to the extreme danger of the sport, F-Zero X begins after the Grand Prix is brought back with the rules and regulations revised under the same name as the video game.

Those new regulations, revising the earlier suspension, could come as early as Friday.

Stay-at-home spouses and partners may find it easier to get credit cards under a regulation revised by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The proposed regulation revises a 15-year-old Public Health Service rule that largely leaves it up to institutions to decide whether there's a conflict and how to handle it.

That's when zoning regulations were revised, he said.

These regulations were revised in 1961; despite inherent height limits, the new rules generally resulted in taller and denser construction.

The right course for the administration is clear: stop the projects until the underlying regulations are revised so as to end the practice altogether.

The right course is clear: suspend the mining permits until the underlying regulations are revised so as to end the practice altogether.

And if the new regulations are revised to prohibit using those types of bait, the owners say, they can move their operations three miles off shore, where the commission has no jurisdiction.

These regulations are revised every 6 months in "written guidance on LDA registration and reporting requirements" issued by the Clerk of the House and The Secretary of the Senate.