Sentence examples for regulations you would from inspiring English sources

Given the enormous success of regulations, you would think that lawmakers - at least progressive ones - would be eager to extol their virtues and champion reforms to strengthen our regulatory system.

But if you go for mutual respect, negotiating with Iran based on mutual respect and based on international rules and regulations, you would find a very, very cooperative, a flexible Iran".

But that would mean you'd have to sign up to most of the regulations – you'd have no control over them – and you'd have to agree to the free movement of labour.

"There is this idea afloat that if you had more regulation you would have fewer mistakes," he said.

With all the concessions made by the FCC to turn the principle into a pillar of internet regulation, you would have thought that the ISPs (and the telephone carriers, in particular) would have embraced it.

"We don't care where people buy their equipment … But without regulation, you would have chaos". Amnon, a software developer who legally brought an iPad into Israel but asked that his last name be withheld to avoid potential government repercussions, said he and other hi-tech businessmen need the iPad to develop new applications for the device.

Newey continued, "If it weren't for the regulations, you certainly wouldn't design them the way they are.

If you were to read the regulations (you wont!), you would see that they provide an important opportunity for taxpayers seeking to qualify as a real estate professional, stating, "Depending on the facts and circumstances, a real property trade or business consists either of one or more than one trade or business specifically described in section 469(c)(7)" (emphasis added).

Are there any regulations that you would be subject to?

Forget the rules, regulations and crap... you wouldn't deal with that.

If you're regulated, please use Confide in a way that complies with that regulation, just as you would any other communication device.