Sentence examples for regulations suggests from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rangel is charged separate rents for his remaining three apartments — an arrangement that, under rent regulations, suggests that one or more of the units is not his primary residence, lawyers and rent experts said.

Such high level above the threshold for labelling regulations suggests the need of more strict control of GMO in foods.

Brazilians are anxious to hold their political leaders to account, but the ability of interested parties to circumvent regulations suggests that the crusade against corruption will be a long one.

More recent evidence studying the effect of 2011 ACGME regulations suggests a decrease in patient safety related to increased numbers of handovers and work compression.

However the fact that respondents living in the affected counties were more likely to have an opinion on the need for regulations suggests that the experience of living through the emergency influenced such opinion.

While the spirit of the building regulations suggests that adequate ventilation should be provided following changes to a dwelling, there is no explicit guidance for installers on what and when to install such systems.

But planning regulations suggest otherwise.

The original regulations suggested this was the case, he said.

Regulations suggest that government funding goes to "patriotic films", but open application of censorship is more haphazard, O'Reilly said.

Mike Enright, a spokesman for the university's athletic program, said the Huskies "follow current state regulations," suggesting that if the couple obtained a civil union they could transfer the tickets.

The regulations suggest that if a person has executed $10,000 in electioneering communications contracts, 24 hours after the first such communication is aired, the disburser must make a disclosure encompassing all of the electioneering communications under the contracts.