Sentence examples for regulations upheld from inspiring English sources

An appeal panel set up under ECB disciplinary regulations upheld the decision to impose a life ban in 2013.

This reasoning doesn't guarantee a supreme court ruling in favor of HB2 – the Texas regulations are more restrictive in their cumulative impact than the waiting period and the other regulations upheld in Casey.

These regulations uphold principles relating to club ownership that are widely recognised to be in the interests of the game and have the support of the other football authorities, the government and football supporters generally".

"Strong" states are not defined by their level of oppression and tyranny, but instead their ability to effectively collect taxes (i.e. tax effort), implement exiting rules and regulations, uphold rule of law and provide basic public services.

The regulations were upheld last July by the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, in Boston.

If the regulations are upheld and enforced, satisfying their stringent environmental requirements could cost the industry billions of dollars.

"The reality is, as long as the parking regulations are upheld, the number of people who will actively take advantage of this is small".

The 1938 case is United States v. Carolene Products, in which the Court said that it was not the role of the judiciary to closely review laws passed by Congress that impose economic regulations, and upheld a federal statute making it illegal to ship "filled milk" in interstate commerce.

In March 2004, the FDA's regulation was upheld in court, but Bayer has appealed this decision.

In conclusion, this systemic study of gene co-regulation upholds findings of biochemical network analyses [ 1, 57, 58], namely that global cellular antioxidant capacity is a finely-tuned balance of multiple redox reactions tightly interconnected through common NAD(P H supply, requiring systems-level characterization of reversible thiol oxidation.

In 1990, she said, a state court upheld regulations requiring mandatory rubella vaccinations and annual tuberculosis testing for health care workers, ruling that the regulations were tailored to make hospitals safe places to get well.