Sentence examples for regulations with one from inspiring English sources

All too often, the Jewish community is being told that new legislation or regulations with one intention have an unintended consequence of impacting on the Jewish community: schools admissions, welfare provision, community cohesion, changes in charity laws and now immigration.

The Central Bank continues to improve the legislative apparatus to accommodate global regulations, with one recent move being the creation of a financial services commission.

"The new regulations, with one less fielder outside the ring, does give you more options as a batsman and it's just about backing yourself to take those options".

Organizations like the local arm of NORML are strongly advocating for cannabis regulation with one of the core drivers being the high rate of cannabis convictions issued under the current regime.

The region, with a market of nearly 800 million people, is divided by nationality, culture, language and regulations, with no one market of Internet users, that can compare with the likes of China or even Latin America.

Free of governmental regulation and with one successful play running, Welles and Houseman again set out to find backers.

To validate our methodology we compared only the inferred phrases for simple regulations with the ones reported in the RegulonDB or the DBTBS.

This gives equal weight to up- and down- regulation, with minus one indicating 2 fold down-regulation and plus one 2 fold up-regulation in the D-xylonate producing strain compared to the control strain.

"We believe that A.C.I.C.S. has demonstrated that the organization can come into compliance with the Department of Education's regulations within one year as required under the department's recognition criteria," Roger J. Williams, the council's chief executive, said in an email before the decision was issued.

Not surprisingly, the real estate industry does not speak with one voice on Patriot Act regulation.

"The dirty secret of restructuring is that it is replacing old forms of regulation with new ones".