Sentence examples for service regulations from inspiring English sources

Food safety and inspection service regulations allow reconditioned water to replace potable water in prescribed ratios.

The rest of the force is protected by civil service regulations that are often restrictive.

Two ambulance workers, who were provisional employees not protected by civil service regulations, were fired after they, too, were found sleeping on the job, officials said.

For example, a new clause in the military service regulations lets gay Iranians claim exemption (on the premise that they must be mentally ill).

In 2004, commercial drivers' hours of service regulations were tightened, reducing the workday by at least one hour, several in many cases.

After 30 days, though, postal service regulations give each of the nation's 27,178 postmasters the discretion to set their own policies.

A hundred years ago, before Progressivism introduced food-service regulations to cities, all restaurants were essentially underground.

Several environmental groups sued the service in 2003 over a particular timber sale in the Sequoia National Forest in California called the Burnt Ridge project and over Forest Service regulations generally.

The new rule is expected to ban it from 11 parks, said Kym Hall, the Park Service regulations program manager.

It made it harder to challenge Forest Service regulations and easier to dump mining waste into an Alaskan lake.

Those who seek to tap their retirement funds must comply with Internal Revenue Service regulations and the rules of the employer that sponsors the plan.