Sentence examples for set up regulations from inspiring English sources

The measures will also set up regulations for industrial hemp, a fibrous plant that contains traces of the main psychoactive chemical in marijuana.

Among the ideas are to provide government protection for targeted journalists; offer compensation to the families of those killed; and set up regulations aimed at protecting the newsgathering process.

American Indian tribes in the area and others who fish the river for salmon have been pushing for months to get the federal government to set up regulations protecting the salmon and allowing lethal force to be used against the sea lions (themselves a protected species).

Waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) was part of the European Union's (EU) high-priority program in the early 1990s, designed to find out general ways to set up regulations for waste streams.

In the past 10 years the State of California has set up regulations for gathering on coastal lands through the Coastal Commission and the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) (Middleton 2011a).

Supporters hope to build on the momentum from the Legislature's action last year to set up regulations for the medical marijuana industry in California.

The obtained positive and negative NES values indicated the gene set up-regulation and down-regulation in KBD cartilage compared to healthy cartilage, respectively.

Mr Tellez says the government has learnt its lesson: this time it will legislate and set up regulation before the sale, not after.

In order to complete the transmission pathway and set up regulation, control and prevention measures, we need to better understand and identify pathogens at their source, identify the aerosolisation mechanisms and dispersal plume, have adequate qualitative and quantitative techniques to detect the pathogens in different media, and understand the deposition process and required dose for infection.

In private, American and British officials have spoken of setting up regulations that would govern international banks' transactions wherever they happen in the world, so that banks could not find an offshore banking center where, for example, they could take risks of a kind that would not be allowed in New York or London.

There are ways of setting up regulation that is not run by the government but is till effective, Mr. Cameron says, and offers the regulation of the advertising industry as an example.