Sentence examples for regulations spelled out from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until 1980 that the commission approved fire safety regulations, spelled out in a section of the code of federal regulations known as 10 CFR 50.48.

Besides, they say, federal officials did not issue regulations spelling out how welfare dollars should be spent until two years ago.

But nearly three years later, the Treasury Department has still not issued final regulations spelling out the level of scrutiny required of banks.

Yet last month, the DOJ once again delayed a plan to issue regulations spelling out the criteria necessary for websites to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Late yesterday, Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta, above, issued new regulations spelling out prohibited material, including sexually explicit photographs and any discriminatory or obscene material.

The plan also requests new regulations spelling out the duties of Palestinian governors, who are appointed by Mr. Arafat and sometimes clash with local officials.

The federal legislation says that at least 80 cents of every dollar collected in premiums must be spent on the welfare of patients, but the regulations spelling out what qualifies are still being worked out.

He tells of a visit from a delegation of Japanese traffic officials, who were astonished that officers were needed to enforce regulations that were spelled out perfectly clearly on signs hanging overhead.

[Page C4.] The requirements of new laws overhauling corporate governance will be spelled out in regulations that could be adopted as early as today.

Precisely what the new law requires will be spelled out in regulations that could be adopted by the Securities and Exchange Commission as early as today.

Rules on who will be eligible for care services will be spelled out in regulations by ministers.