The phrase "regulatory provisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to rules and regulations that are set by a governing body or organization. For example, "The regulatory provisions put in place by the government will help ensure food safety."
State statutory and regulatory provisions set aside.
30 CFR § 938.13 - State statutory and regulatory provisions set aside.
§ 938.13 State statutory and regulatory provisions set aside.
"We are satisfied that the relief sought by the S.E.C. consists largely of regulatory provisions that the C.B.O.E.
In purpose and effect it is primarily a sanction to enforce the regulatory provisions of the Act.
Also, it's an unreasonable thing to call to break up Microsoft and create these regulatory provisions about how software should be defined.
The comments are designated with as much specificity as possible according to the particular regulatory provision addressed.
In July, a federal appeals court in St . Louisstruck down an important regulatory provision that based the calculation on the "efficient replacement cost of existing technology" rather than the cost over previous time.
Hutcheson v. Blackstone Medical, Inc., imposes liability when a contractor submits a claim and fails to disclose its violation of a material contractual, statutory, or regulatory provision, regardless of whether the provision was an express condition of payment.
The Secretary may designate any regulatory provision that affects the programs under this subchapter and is published in final form after November 1 as one that an entity subject to the provision may, in the entity's discretion, choose to implement prior to the effective date described in paragraph (1).
If an entity chooses to implement a regulatory provision prior to the effective date described in paragraph (1), as permitted by subparagraph (A), the provision shall be effective with respect to that entity in accordance with the terms of the Secretary's designation.
