Sentence examples for regulations to create from inspiring English sources

He also had to adhere to strict Nasa food regulations to create a tasty menu that could be consumed at zero gravity.

The S.E.C. is hoping with the regulations to create a framework to both monitor the investment advisers and protect investors from fraud in a world largely unknown to the public.

A state's department of transport that wishes to build a road through a wetland, may, for example, be required by the regulations to create an equivalent piece of wetland elsewhere.

The act was designed to simplify and strengthen a byzantine array of existing marine reserves and fishing regulations to create a coherent "ecosystem-based" policy of marine protection meant to allow fish populations, which have been in severe decline, to recover.

In our implementation of this registration phase, we have followed the proper rules and regulations to create, lockout and reset passwords as described in [31 33, 37].

The systemic and efficient integration of bioenergy to balance variable renewable energy (VRE) generation needs the extended heat grids and the appropriate regulations to create a reliable and significant pool of flexible combined heat and power (CHP), with integrated seasonal heat storages or switches between heat and power generation (methane or biogas) or storages.

It took twenty-five years of misguided economic theorizing and legislation, along with insufficient regulation, to create an outlaw financial sector.

The debate is somewhat redundant, although long-frustrated merger talks between anti-silo London Clearing House and Paris-based Clearnet may hinge on whether Clearnet ceases to be part of a continental silo.The Giovannini group recommends a mixture of market forces and regulation to create open access whether to silos or horizontal systems.

On the other hand, Brian Dally and his company worked within a specific regulation to create an innovative investment offering to non-accredited investors.

Private military and security contractors should be required, through contract or regulation, to create a legal corps that would be embedded with operational troops and have authority to enforce core rule-of-law norms.

The middle ground combines both systems, mixing free enterprise with heavy government regulation to create the successful Social Democracy of Scandinavia and Western Europe, where average people have more freedoms than we do.