Sentence examples for regulations that it from inspiring English sources

The company is now in talks with Santa Monica's director of transportation and mobility over how it can work to incorporate into the city's regulatory framework — all while being taken to court by the city for ignoring the existing regulations that it argues should already govern its ability to operate.

But once the government says explicitly in its own regulations that it will lie about whether it has the requested records, the statement that it does not have the records has absolutely no credibility.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: Yeah, I think in general Congress should do a much better job of regularly reconsidering the laws and regulations that it writes.

The New York State Restaurant Association was so outraged by the New York regulations that it sued, claiming infringement of commercial freedom of speech under the First Amendment.

That would leave it bound by EU regulations that it would be almost powerless to shape a situation many Britons, especially Eurosceptics, would find intolerable.

Each industry group has a list of regulations that it finds troublesome, which it has been unable to eliminate or weaken at the national or sub-national level.

Since then, its efforts to rebuild have been slowed by ratings cuts and new regulations that require it and its rivals to hold more capital against riskier operations.

The firm can already borrow cheaply, thanks to its heft and regulations that allow it to charge captive customers for all "reasonable" expenses, plus a fixed profit margin.

It has no plans to tackle the network of regulations that makes it expensive to fire workers, and thus risky to hire them.

Thirdly, we must review regulations that hamper the accumulation of capital, regulations that make it harder for the entrepreneur to start a business.

Yet the regulations that define it can also be oppressive -- no jeans, no T-shirts, no sneakers, no shirts without buttons, no shirts without collars.