Sentence examples for regulations which allowed from inspiring English sources

Mazda, which made the minivan, had argued that the lawsuit should be dismissed because the company had complied with federal safety regulations, which allowed it choose to install simple lap belts or lap-and-shoulder belts in some rear seats.

They also argued that because prisoners had a permanent exemption under the 2007 regulations, which allowed them to smoke in a designated room, as opposed to the temporary exemption given to mental-health patients, the law discriminated against them contrary to article 14 of the convention.

It has low taxes and liberal regulations, which allow private firms to survive and make profits, even after paying bribes.

Victims should quote the 2009 Payment Services Regulations which allow customers to go direct to their card company and ask them to cancel recurring payments.

The MPs' report says the MoD is "closely involved with the development of procedures and regulations which allow UAVs to operate in national and Nato airspace.

His grandparents launched a judicial review over the regulations, which allow an additional bedroom if the claimant or their partner need overnight care but which make no provision for children who need an overnight carer.

In July, the government sued Voices in the Wilderness, a Chicago group that has delivered medicine to Iraq since 1996 in violation of the regulations, which allow humanitarian aid but only by those granted a license.

They brought a judicial review over the regulations, which allow for an additional bedroom if the claimant or their partner require overnight care but make no provision for children who need an overnight carer.

Campaigners cite the Dublin Regulations, which allow children and teenagers who have relatives in an EU country can claim asylum there even if they have entered Europe via another safe country.

In the original judgement Rooney was cited for "assault" indicating the committee had charged him under "Misconduct of players", Article 10e in the Uefa regulations which allows for "suspension for three competitive matches or for a specified period for assaulting another player".

Such a retail network would take Citigroup decades to build under current regulations, which allow foreign banks to open only one branch each year.