Sentence examples for regulations whose from inspiring English sources

Just last week, the House majority leader, Eric Cantor of Virginia, posted a memo to House Republicans detailing specific regulations whose repeal would create jobs.

Sectors such as telecoms, financial services, health care and airlines are protected by a thicket of regulations whose costs cannot easily be estimated.

Some of these legal actions have now been halted by the order to review the underlying regulations, whose own future is also in doubt.

There may also be, as in the present case, local regulations whose effect upon the national commerce is such as not to conflict but to coincide with a policy which Congress has established with respect to it.

In addition to his work for Empire, which he joined in January, Mr. Shepherd is a lawyer specializing in alcohol, fuel and tobacco issues and regulations whose clients include R. J. Reynolds Tobacco and the U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company.

Thus, this test does not help to identify those regulations whose effects are functionally comparable to government appropriation or invasion of private property; it is tethered neither to the text of the Takings Clause nor to the basic justification for allowing regulatory actions to be challenged under the Clause.

So a large part of Song's branding strategy turns out to be regulating the human behavior of its employees, the sort of regulation whose success would seem to depend heavily on their viewing their jobs as something grander than, well, jobs.

It's a regulation whose only purpose is to be breached.

The PCAOB is a critical actor in financial regulation whose role is not well understood by the general public.

This is an unacceptable cost, given that it arises from one single EU regulation whose merit is far from clear.

What was needed was far tougher regulation, whose targets would include hedge funds, traders' pay, rating agencies and tax havens.