Sentence examples for regulations under which from inspiring English sources
IT WAS back in 2002 that India repealed regulations under which foreign residents would have to undergo mandatory HIV testing.
And this is before we start to calculate the lost revenues from the unfair competition regulations under which Royal Mail operates.
But today the airline said that it would comply with the regulations under which EU airlines are required to reimburse the "reasonable receipted expenses of disrupted passengers".
The ETRC is especially upset about Australia's regulations, under which passengers will be screened on arrival and containers of liquid over 100ml confiscated.
Here's the Ryanair statement: Ryanair confirmed this morning that it will comply with EU261 regulations under which EU airlines are required to reimburse the reasonable receipted expenses (as set out in EU261) of disrupted passengers.
Three of those apartments are subject to New York's rent-stabilization regulations, under which the government sets maximum permissible rent increases and generally allows tenants to renew their leases indefinitely.
This requires moving from national regulation to "lead regulation", under which the regulator in a bank's home country would take charge of monitoring the institution's management, internal controls and risks worldwide.
The previous system of self-regulation, under which Fleet Street's finest largely oversaw themselves, had been reduced to a bad joke.
This week Hungary's Fidesz party will pass a regulation under which the police will be allowed to enter any private home without a warrant if the presence of illegal migrants is suspected.
Britain insists that another piece of legislation should be upheld – the so-called Dublin regulation, under which displaced people should claim asylum in the first EU state they arrive in.
Rutte said that before the Schengen agreement was killed off, the EU had to try to make the Dublin regulation – under which refugees should seek asylum in the first country they reach – work.
