Sentence examples for regulations that reference from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve on Monday said it identified more than 40 bank regulations that reference credit ratings.

A St . Louis Countyreference guide calls these ordinances "regulations that commonly affect everyday life".

Others face regulations that threaten their profits.

The house of eurozone regulations, that is.

It's a reference to reclassifying the Internet as a telecommunications service rather than a communication service, which subjects it to the same regulations that apply under the Communications Act Of 1934.

Confused by that reference?

" The working title for Joseph Heller's modern classic about the mindlessness of war was Catch-18, a reference to a military regulation that keeps the pilots in the story flying one suicidal mission after another.

"We are already fully compliant with GDPR," says MacLeod, referencing  the incoming European Union data protection regulation that's bringing in new privacy requirements for companies handling EU citizens' personal data, as well as ramping up penalties for privacy violations.

But the NSPCC failed to comply with the Advertising Standards Authority's regulations that require a statement alongside each reference to the number saying "calls cost 3p per minute plus your phone company's access charge".

"We know that reference," he said.

I also believe that that any regulation referencing National Best Bid or Offer also needs to be updated.