Sentence examples for regulations were designed from inspiring English sources

The regulations were designed to protect depositors.

Some regulations were designed to be "technology forcing": high-efficiency vehicles did not yet exist, but regulators expected the auto industry to get creative under pressure.

The inquest heard that such regulations were designed to benefit small sandwich shops that make food in front of the customer.

The contract regulations were designed to prevent waste and fraud, and they are staunchly defended by members of Congress already upset with abuses of sole-source contracts in Iraq.

Colin Angel, policy and campaigns director of the UK Home Care Association, which represents homecare agencies of all kinds, says the 2010 regulations were designed to avoid registration of personal assistants employed by people with disabilities.

Current tobacco product regulations were designed for cigarettes and need to be modernized to take into account technological advances that have created nicotine products that are safer and have the potential to replace cigarettes.

As Yunus said in early days, "Existing regulations are designed with commercial banking in mind, but microfinance requires a dedicated regulator and a relevant set of rules.

It said the scrapping of the two regulations was designed to "reduce net regulations on housebuilders".

The new regulations are designed to eradicate the practice and dramatically enhance animal welfare.

The regulations are designed to prevent players from becoming indentured to agents.

This volume of selected statutes and regulations is designed to supplement the casebook, Regulation of Financial Institutions (1999) by Jackson and Symons.