Sentence examples for regulations to set from inspiring English sources

Most big EU countries rely on a muddle of "reference pricing", price caps and other regulations to set generics prices.

In Saudia Arabia too the Ministry of Justice drafted regulations to set 16 as the minimum age of marriage in the kingdom.

She said Labor had failed to include regulations to set a cap on pollution entering the reef, or enough investment in better farm management and catchment repair.

Moreover, the Senate bill that would fund DOE the so-called energy and water bill hangs in limbo, thanks to the political battle over the Obama administration's plan to use Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) regulations to set new limits on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, especially those that burn coal.

The plan not only helps Scoot expand without the extra burden of vehicle costs, maintenance, parking spots and hiring in each city but also gets the local owners to work with their own governments and regulations to set up shop instead of Scoot worrying about it.

Like every other major bank, Wells Fargo has also used its political influence to get federal bail-out funds, thwart regulations to set limits on executive pay and bonuses, limit taxes on corporations and the wealthy, and oppose pro-consumer initiatives like the creation of Consumer Financial Protection Agency that Congress enacted in 2010 after lender lobbyists weakened many of its provisions.

Earlier, Campbell and Ford hooked up on a 29-yard pass in the closing seconds of regulation to set up Janikowski for a tying 41-yard field goal.

Colleges should seize the opportunity offered by a new government and an easing of central regulation to set their own agendas, says Margaret Sharp, a leading economist and Liberal Democrat peer.

Facing an almost intolerable margin at the half, Rivers offset his three interceptions in the game with four touchdowns, throwing for 356 yards and mighty clutch completions on fourth-and-8 and fourth-and-10 during the final drive in regulation to set up the extra period.

We suggest that this is part of a regulatory homeostasis mechanism that adjusts eisosome assembly in accordance to sphingolipid levels, perhaps providing negative feedback regulation to set eisosome abundance appropriately.

Both the government and local councils should make it compulsory reading before further loosening planning regulations just to set the wheels of the economy moving faster.