Sentence examples for regulations that specify from inspiring English sources

The new rules, to take effect after a 60-day period of public comment, would close that loophole by adding greater detail to regulations that specify what kinds of wetlands development require an environmental impact review by the government.

The detail of precisely which standards are facing the axe has yet to be announced, but reports suggest it will include regulations that specify the minimum size of windows, as well as demands for on-site renewable energy sources and some councils' minimum room sizes.

But after some council member warned about getting into uncharted waters, the city settled on regulations that specify a garage can be no wider than 50percentt of a house front and that a front door must be recessed no more than eight feet behind the front wall.

These models stand at the basis of regulations that specify the stability requirements for various categories of ships.

Historically, what fails is central planning of supply-side regulations that specify what people may have, through prohibitions and licensing, by creating surpluses and shortages, or by setting quotas and prices to influence commerce and trade.

The new rule, while not a wholesale return to the situation before 1986, scales back regulations that specify when and where hospitals have to provide emergency services.

The previous term "serious deviation" should not be confused with the language in our current regulations that specifies that for a finding of research misconduct, the FFP act must constitute a "significant departure from accepted practices of the relevant research community".

Initially the Department of Defence resisted using the Flag, considering it to be a marine ensign and favouring King's Regulations that specified the use of the Union Jack.

Minimum wage, wage rate established by collective bargaining or by government regulation that specifies the lowest rate at which labour may be employed.

We tested a model of clearance rate regulation that specifies that clearance rate is driven by the density of energy reserves and is modulated by factors such as biochemical signalling and seston concentration (Fréchette, M. 2012. A model of clearance rate regulation in mussels. J. Sea Res. 73 32 40).

Emphasis is given to guidelines set in the Regulation 519/2014/EU that specifies validation criteria for mycotoxin screening methods to be used for official control purposes.