Sentence examples for regulations to enable from inspiring English sources

Different approaches have been used by governments to draw up regulations to enable the safe application of GE technology.

He said the department was considering changing state regulations to enable it to more readily go after homes repeatedly found to be in violation.

Zipline's idea caught on with Rwandan authorities, including the country's civil aviation body, which altered regulations to enable its drones to operate.

Although ministers have argued that there was a demand from local authorities to clarify the regulations to enable them to outsource child protection voluntarily, only two – Kingston, in south-west London, and Staffordshire – have sought to go down this route.

Then last week, management slid notices under doors and into mailboxes, claiming excitement because an e-mailed clarification from the state health department provided "the necessary interpretation of the regulations to enable us to now relax the dining policy".

In practice, this means navigating complex federal ethics regulations to enable these partnerships to work, and sharing information between the Defense Department and Veterans Affairs on one side, and private companies and nonprofits on the other.

Cell-free systems bypass cell walls and remove genetic regulation to enable direct access to the inner workings of the cell.

Instead it supported the majority of the government's Football Task Force, which argued in 1999 for more sophisticated regulation to enable the game to take advantage of commercial opportunities while remaining true to its sporting heart.

Lord Justice Leveson is expected to publish his findings in October and may recommend some sort of statutory regulation to enable a new body to include a legally binding libel arbitration arm.

APSOG is a voluntary association of PSCs which seeks to promote the interest of the industry and to ensure its regulation to enable it work effectively with all stakeholders.

A4AI partners with governments, non-profits, and other companies to change the climate of policy and regulation to enable delivery of open broadband markets.