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The Public Health Act through Statutory Instrument 638 of 1972 gazetted as the Public Health (Effluent) Regulations sets guidelines for wastewater irrigation concerning public health.
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We would certainly still be bound by rules and regulations set in Brussels.
Another revision to the regulations set the average cost per unit of affordable housing at $160,000.
We need more well-trained, well-paid staff, and regulations setting at least minimum staffing levels.
Another effective measure may stem from the new international banking regulations set by the Basel committee.
The new law gives the S.E.C. six months to adopt regulations setting minimum standards for lawyers who represent public companies.
Mr. Levi forced through regulations setting limits on what the bureau and the Central Intelligence Agency could undertake in investigations.
He advised strictly observing the limits the A.O.C. regulations set for how much wine an appellation can produce.
"But a lot of the detail is only there to comply with regulations set out in law," he adds.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations set aside by the Bush administration early in 2001 had been more than a decade in development.
When China imposed its current laws limiting overtime four years ago, the regulations set off considerable complaints from workers and companies alike.
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