Sentence examples for regulations room from inspiring English sources

The Royal Institute of British Architects RIBAA) said a ministerial review of standards, including building regulations, room sizes and energy efficiency, could "give the go-ahead for builders to produce another generation of poor-quality homes".

The regulations leave room for stylistic differences.

This means that if EPA's regulations leave room for existing coal plants to retire at the end of their useful lives, the country can achieve needed emission reductions from the coal power sector with minimal stranding.

In addition to providing a number of learning opportunities, mentoring programs also provide insight into the hospital systems and regulations; create room for performance feedbacks, discussions, and feedback friendship and offer the necessary clinical support.

Measurement results show a temperature variation as low as ±3.4 mV over a temperature range of 170 ° C (−30 °C to 140 °C) and a line regulation at room temperature of 5.2%/V.

In behavioral regulation, when room temperature was 10°C, TRPM8 induced behavior to move to heated floor (35°C) for warming the sole skin.

In autonomic regulation, when room is cooled deeply, the skin temperature is severely decreased in both mice (Figs. 4), as if regulation of the skin temperature is not functioning.

After hours of arguments over procedures and regulations inside the room, party members who were locked out began crowding the locked doors and screaming at security guards.

After a Department of Health site visit, 2 teaching hospitals imposed strict regulations on operating room attire, including full coverage of ears and facial hair.

Although nomenclature organizations such as IUPAC have been striving for systematic naming in the biochemical field, most of their rules are treated only as suggestions rather than regulations, leaving ample room for variation in their use.

The problem occurs when the public project owner's laws and regulations limits this room of maneuver, and puts too many restrictions on the contractor's choice of technical solutions and ways of construction.