Sentence examples for regulations we did from inspiring English sources
Although we observed a significant increase in the mean ranks and detection frequency of both permethrin isomers after the regulations, we did not see any significant change in PBO exposure.
If it's in the regulations we do it.
Of course, it's dangerous to get rid of the regulations we do need.
"We have a right to know how the food we eat and feed our families is produced, but under current FDA regulations, we don't have that ability when it comes to genetically engineered foods (GMOs).
"We will monitor this situation as we move forward and under our tournament regulations we do have the ability to make a local rule which would not allow the clubs," the tour statement said.
"In response to the wholly unfounded comments widely reported in the media of Le Havre president Jean-Pierre Louvel, Manchester United wish to categorically confirm that as a matter of club policy and in accordance with the applicable football regulations, we do not offer inducements to the parents of players who sign for the club such as monetary payments or the purchase of houses," said United.
Until we see the actual details of the law and the regulations, we do not know the size of the problem; thus we are reacting to shadows without knowing how far the silhouette is from the candle.
According to Polish regulations we do not need to obtain patients consent for studies on archived tissue specimens.
Also, this need is articulated by other nurses as evidenced in their statements "We have not clear professional rules and regulations;" "We don't really have a clear job description... one person's interpretation of what I should be doing could be different to mine.
Despite Fifa's attempts to clarify the regulation, we do feel that there is a distinct grey area on this ruling and we are extremely disappointed that this has only been made clear at this late stage".
But Bailey, who started on 1 July, had barely got his feet under the desk before Theresa May replaced Osborne with Philip Hammond, whose views on regulation we don't yet know.
