Sentence examples for regulations set for from inspiring English sources

He advised strictly observing the limits the A.O.C. regulations set for how much wine an appellation can produce.

Fuel cells also are expected to play a key role in the federal fuel economy regulations set for 2017 to 2025.

Fuel cells also are expected to play an important role in the federal fuel economy regulations set for 2017 to 2025.

"For this reason, he does not obey the rules and regulations set for the group," said a Shabab official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he did not want to antagonize the group's leaders.

With the agreement, the companies, longtime Detroit rivals in most matters, are once again cooperating in a venture that could save them billions on technologies critical to meeting stringent new federal fuel economy regulations set for 2017 as well as similar standards coming in Europe.

This study has been approved by and was conducted in accordance with the regulations set for by the institutional review board and the committee on the use and care of animals at the University of Michigan.

Scenario (B) shows the same charging and discharging patterns of V2G vehicles according to the regulation sets for tariff model 1.

Second, big countries including America do not yet have final regulations set up for approving those copycat drugs, thus bolstering the position of the biotech innovators.The drugs giants also have piles of cash.

The Child Care Centres Act (1988, Revised 1992) and Regulations set standards for facilities, staff child ratio, programme guidelines, health, nutrition and safety, qualification of teachers and parent involvement.

A spokesman said: "These regulations set out for the first time that all schools must have access to suitable outdoor space for both formal PE lessons and for outdoor play.

In contrast, traditional fishery regulations set quotas for the total amount of fish that fleets can catch and imposes limits on the amount of days fishermen can fish or the equipment they can use.