Sentence examples for regulations which exist from inspiring English sources
"Mr Davies chose to ignore the planning regulations which exist to protect Listed Buildings from detrimental alterations and he has caused an enormous amount of damage to what was one of the most special buildings in the National Park.
If anything, capitalism tends towards monopolies; hence regulation, which exists to maintain competition.
States commonly discourage people from weighing their vehicles at highway weigh stations, which exist to enforce regulations limiting the weight of commercial trucks.
We do have figures for packaging waste, which exist because "polluter pays" regulations require companies producing or selling packaging to fund a certain amount of recycling.
31 Increased innovation could also be driven by policy, such as the EU regulation on orphan medicinal products, which exists to stimulate research and development into drugs for rare conditions.
And one utility has called for price caps during emergencies, which existed in the days of strict regulation.
The delicate balance which exists between complement activation and its regulation is altered in HIV infection and pregnancy disorders such as pre-eclampsia.
Local, responsive assistance, which exists in the current state-based system of insurance regulation, is the hallmark of consumer protection.
"Worse than that which existed in South Africa".
