Sentence examples for regulations- from inspiring English sources

Therefore European rules and regulations need to be subject to regular reviews just as national rules and regulations [do].

As that "someone" is generally governments and authorities introducing rules and regulations, this seems to put some "free market" advocates in a quandary.

"It seems like so many of these rules or changes or regulations or proposals are out to protect the trappers," said York, who is the head of Trap-Free Montana Public Lands.

Ministers have estimated that the cost to British businesses of enforcing a new EU law on the right to be forgotten and related regulations would be up to £360m a year.

On Monday, the US supreme court will hear oral arguments in the Sheehan case, to decide whether and how disabilities regulations apply to police policies and procedures during arrests.

Effective regulations would benefit both migrant and local workers.

But such regulations for storeowners like Hadi have proven fruitless.

This does not come out because normally we are reticent; we are not allowed to speak; we have various kinds of rules and regulations that prevent us from speaking about various topics.

At HangarBicocca, Double Bind has been recreated without having to disguise intrusive elements of the building's architecture or signage, or find ways of getting around tedious health and safety regulations.

Any push by the Vatican on climate change could prove politically challenging for conservative Catholic lawmakers in the US who have denied the veracity of climate change science and fought against regulations to curb greenhouse gas emissions, including the Republican speaker of the House of Representatives, John Boehner.

Perry said he would repeal several Obama-era regulations, including environmental protections and the Wall Street reform law Dodd-Frank.