Sentence examples for regulations that a from inspiring English sources

A San Diego company with an office in San Francisco could find itself facing two corporate tax structures and workplace regulations that a northern state might impose differently than one in the south.

Enterprise architects are like city planners, providing the roadmaps and regulations that a city uses to manage growth and provide services to its citizens.

8 But the range of regulations that a State may adopt under these circumstances is extremely broad, particularly where, as here, the burden on interstate commerce is, at most, minimal.

If the American public understood some of the archaic and arcane rules and regulations that a bureaucracy can create, they would quickly rally to the side of the president.

(Bloomberg News) Work-Hour Rules Revised The Transportation Department issued revised work-hour rules for highway truck drivers, keeping provisions of earlier regulations that a federal court threw out last year.

Democratic lawmakers and union leaders were quick to attack the new policy, calling it toothless and far weaker than the Clinton administration regulations that a Republican-dominated Congress repealed 13 months ago, with President Bush's encouragement.

We want to eliminate regulations that are a nuisance, not a necessity.

Its nose section has been changed as a result of new regulations that require a lower nose to improve safety.

In a 1992 case called Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the Supreme Court held that regulations that impose an "undue burden" on a woman's right to an abortion are unconstitutional.

Regulations that set a total allowable catch are notorious for creating an economic incentive for the fishing industry to misreport.

In addition, he said, many condominiums have rules and regulations that require a minimum amount of carpeting or insulation.