Sentence examples for regulations which would from inspiring English sources

Some makers of suntan oil have approved of the regulations, which would not cover most thick sun block lotions.

The regulations, which would also require safeguards like liners in new dry landfills and groundwater monitoring at both new and old landfills, could be enforced by the agency.

Senate Democrats and Obama administration officials say nearly all nonfinancial businesses would be exempt from the new bureau's regulations, which would focus narrowly on consumer finance businesses.

Banks want to reverse, or at least delay, the adoption of new interchange regulations, which would cap what banks charge retailers to process debit card transactions.

In June 2012, the fund was shifted to Ireland, where it is subject to EU regulations – which would have made it much easier to market to European investors.

However, seagulls and their nests are currently protected by national and European regulations, which would appear to rule out a cull.

Bank regulators could introduce such a voluntary system through regulation, which would not need the endorsement of a fractured Congress.

The solution, she said, was not government regulation, which would breach the First Amendment, but community pressure on entertainment companies.

That put him on pace to score six in regulation, which would have tied the modern NHL record.

"We would like to see a discussion about international regulation which would filter out porn or incitement to war and hatred.

It should be replaced by legalisation and regulation, which would reduce crime and lead to the disappearance of the murderous cartels that currently control drug supplies worldwide".