Sentence examples for rules that regulated from inspiring English sources
The court reached its verdict on Wednesday by applying the rules that regulated it before the new law was passed.
As standards of grooming became contested, a series of federal cases arose out of rules that regulated the way high-school boys wore their hair.
"The Internet is a borderless entity, and in the world of electronic communications, there is no comparable system of customs rules that regulated the commerce of goods in the past".
Under state rules that regulated last November's incorporation vote and council election, Terrigno and Viterbi, the two highest vote-getters, won four-year council terms.
These questions will be increasingly pressing as innovations strain the longstanding rules that regulate modern life.
Both claims follow from the premise that the state should choose the rules that regulate commercial transactions according to the criterion of welfare maximization.
He also said that if Ms. Miranda continued to receive any benefits from U.S. Trust, like health insurance or pension accruals, the company could violate rules that regulate municipal securities dealers.
She writes to Dick about entropic rural poverty, the Guatemalan civil wars, dead friends, her childhood in New Zealand and the unspoken rules that regulate success and failure in the art world.
Blevins describes himself as "pro-life". He voted last year in favor of new rules that regulate abortion clinics like hospitals instead of like doctors' offices, as they had been.
An article on Monday about federal officials' plans to overhaul privacy rules that regulate research involving human subjects, and concerns raised by scholars, paraphrased incorrectly from comments by Linda Shopes, who helped draft a statement by historians about possible changes.
Ajit Pai, new head of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), pledged last year to take a "weed whacker" to rules that regulate internet service providers like any other companies providing utilities such as water or electricity, arguing they were too onerous on cable companies and stifled innovation.
