Sentence examples for regulations stand from inspiring English sources
"In our theater, regulations stand," the soon-to-be-fired poet insisted.
The rent regulations stand as a top priority of Speaker Sheldon Silver of Manhattan and his fellow Assembly Democrats this legislative session and are backed by most Senate Democrats.
As state regulations stand, agriculture officials can declare quarantines to ban species during emergencies, although the measures usually concern food crops like potatoes that might affect public health, and not trees, vines or garden ornamentals.
"As the regulations stand, it is not clear how effective [the proposed rules] will be, as activities may shift to other organizational forms, like 501(c)(10) veterans organizations," University of California-Irvine election law professor Rick Hasen said.
In the run-up to Germany's general election, the reform of century-old university regulations stands out as one of the few measures the current administration will be remembered for, says Michael Gross.
NEW YORK TIMES AT&T Warns of Price Increases Without Spectrum | Burned by the government's opposition to its ill-fated merger with T-Mobile, AT&T said regulations stood in the way of its plan to acquire more airwaves, adding that the company will have to increase prices if the deal doesn't go through, The New York Times Bits blog reports.
But the FDA regulations stood in the way, he said, adding that "Congress and the FDA retain the authority to change the law and regulations if they so desire". .
Army regulation stands in sharp contrast to the policies of the American Psychological Association, the American Psychiatric Association and the Endocrine Society, all of which acknowledge hormone therapy as an effective treatment for people who need to transition because of gender dysphoria.
Sadly for Americans, regulations still stand in the way of similar schemes on U.S. shores for now.
Today's radical intervention can become commonplace tomorrow, but not with outdated policies and regulations that stand in the way of innovation.
They are also putting their weight behind city and state lobbying efforts to overturn transportation, insurance and hospitality regulations that stand in their way.
