Sentence examples for regulations setting from inspiring English sources

We need more well-trained, well-paid staff, and regulations setting at least minimum staffing levels.

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.

Care providers "get away with providing a bare minimum" service because the lack of regulations setting out what training dementia care workers should receive makes organising training difficult.

The city decided to revamp its out-of-date mobile vending regulations, setting off a heated four-year back-and-forth.

The government also used this bill to introduce provisions in relation to DNA, to enable the home secretary to make regulations setting out the retention and destruction of DNA.

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.

Another effective measure may stem from the new international banking regulations set by the Basel committee.

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.