Sentence examples for regulations to aid from inspiring English sources

In a consultation on heat and energy-saving published in February, the Department of Environment and Climate Change proposed rewriting regulations to aid the installation of district heating and working with local authorities to bring the systems into wider use.

The low pound has widely been cited by car makers as a reason for increased demand abroad while others have stressed the need for the UK to maintain zero tariffs and harmonised regulations to aid the steady flow of parts and finished vehicles across Europe.

Voters also continue to favor action on greenhouse gases, by a wide margin, but want streamlining of environmental regulations to aid in economic growth.

These devices are primarily designed for the use in type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients to aid BG regulation.

For example, smartphone software provides a novel opportunity to aid dietary regulation because the data storage and processing power of handsets enable real-time intervention.

CNN2 (calponin 2) binds actin and is thought to aid in the regulation of cytoskeletal organization (Tang et al. 2006).

The Cabot LP series of reinforcing and semi-reinforcing carbon blacks is engineered to meet customers' stringent requirements for end-use product performance while reducing the PAH concentration to aid compliance with new regulations and quality certifications, the company reports.

The EU has regulations to limit state aid, and is looking into its members' assistance to carmakers.

What is needed are regulations to shield all federal aid from garnishment to protect the needy from ruthless debt collection.

The reality on the ground in such disasters is so complex that it is indefensible for US food aid regulations to hinder our humanitarian response simply to enforce antiquated rules.

The Obama administration on Thursday released its controversial proposed regulations to end federal student aid to for-profit colleges whose graduates do not earn enough to repay their loans.