Sentence examples for regulations to a from inspiring English sources
Umpires Kumar Dharmasena, the ICC Umpire of the Year, and Aleem Dar, his immediate predecessor in that station, applied the ICC regulations to a fault.
One of Mr. Hutt's clients, the Grocery Manufacturers of America, was the first to benefit from Mr. Troy's opening of regulations to a review.
The aim was to secure enough signatures to win a special referendum to put the council's regulations to a city-wide vote, and then defeat Kitchen's plan.
I likewise envision, aided perhaps by my "fortune-telling genes," the transformation of European identity from a configuration of borders and regulations to a wholehearted acceptance of its essence and strength — the meeting of its many peoples on common ground.
Should the world's population double, mankind may have to treat the coastal waters like prime agricultural land.It will not be easy to extend fallible laws and regulations to a realm that has stood for freedoms dating from before civilisation.
The provincial cabinet, at the request of the Toronto Police Department, approved the powers by adding new regulations to a law introduced in 1939, the year Canada entered World War II.
"And it's not necessarily simple to apply even national regulations to an internet trade that is in some cases global".
The world may yet leapfrog from the dark ages of clumsy, costly, command-and-control regulations to an enlightened age of informed, innovative, incentive-based greenery.
"You want to keep regulation to a minimum," he said, "because it is worse than markets.
I'm pretty dubious about Ofcom, and its political appointees, adding full BBC regulation to a stretching power portfolio.
Thomas Tauke, the head of public policy for Verizon, a telecoms operator, has compared existing regulation to a mystery house, full of empty rooms and dead-end stairwells.
