Sentence examples for resulting regulations from inspiring English sources

The resulting regulations may not be straightforward.

Congress will have to be unceasingly vigilant during the rule-making to ensure that resulting regulations reflect lawmakers' intent and the public's needs.

This chapter reviews the history and resulting regulations relating to the development of legislation to protect groundwater supplies.

International agreements and the resulting regulations related to international carriage by rail include the Convention concerning International Carriage by Rail (COTIF) and the Warsaw agreements (SMGS, SMPS).

The sanctions and resulting regulations that restrict the free flow of information and ideas are contradictory to the authors' intended goals of protecting American security.

The resulting regulations, known as the light-duty vehicle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions standards, were put forth jointly by the EPA and the Transportation Department, and would have required automakers to achieve fuel economies for passenger cars that average 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 – a huge increase over the then 36 miles-per-gallon standard.

The resulting regulation shut down all but a few of the shops and the whiff of pot smoke downtown subsided a bit.

The Be1-promoting effect of IFN-α along with the resulting regulation of T cell responses through cross-regulation of Be1/Be2 and Th-1/Th-2 subsets, could be a key factor in the beneficial and deleterious effects of IFN-α.

With increasing 25(OH D levels, resulting regulation of this system was associated with a decrease in MS activity.

This indicates the absence of any direct relationship between a type of regulatory pattern of gene expression and the resulting regulation of protein levels under isoleucine starvation.

Examples include polymerases (3), helicases (4), and nucleases (5), although often the nature of interaction and the resulting regulation of the enzymes are not well understood.