Sentence examples for sets regulations from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drug Administration sets regulations for commercial food production.

The treaty sets regulations on 12 chemicals, including the pesticide DDT, even though DDT controls malaria in the developing world.

But the federal agencies with the most direct role over fracking now are the Department of the Interior, which controls drilling on publicly held land, and the Environmental Protection Agency, which sets regulations on hazardous materials use on both public and private land.

Originally ratified in response to the sinking of the RMS Titanic, SOLAS sets regulations on lifeboats, emergency equipment and safety procedures, including continuous radio watches.

The BBA categorizes human samples (such as tissues, cells, blood and body fluids) and their components (such as serum, plasma, chromosomes, DNA and RNA) as human derivatives and sets regulations on human derivatives research.

Setting regulations under the Fourth Amendment guarantee against unlawful search is of the utmost importance.

The trade decrees of the emperor Diocletian set regulations for determining a price for the copying of books.

But the federal government, seeking to discourage such tests, has only in rare cases accepted the results of human tests when setting regulations.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is now considering ways in which it would set regulations for cost recovery for energy storage, perhaps by creating a separate asset class for storage.

But both companies have told the F.D.A. that they are now marketing them as beverages, a category of products governed by a different set regulations than dietary supplements.

With a direct popular vote Washington would have to set regulations for our elections.