Sentence examples for special regulation from inspiring English sources

Investment companies are subject to special regulation under the Investment Company Act of 1940.

So if clinical practice does not need special regulation, surely research, and particularly research on embryos, does?

While U.S.P.S. hasn't received government funds directly for decades (funding comes entirely from postage and product revenues), the agency is still subject to special regulation by Congress.

Naturally the big match is won by our team when Glenda recalls a special regulation (No 202) that allows for a substitute object to be used when the ball is lost.

If Parliament fails to pass the bill, the president could extend the life of the anticorruption commission and court by passing a special regulation to be reviewed by Parliament.

They also maintained that the hours provision did not fall within the legitimate purview of the state's police power (its power to issue laws and regulations to protect public health, safety, and welfare), because baking was not the type of business that needed special regulation.

Some say special regulations are needed to prevent "evil practices" like human cloning.

"We don't get to have special regulations for bird poop".

All this helps to explain why banks are subject to special regulations.

"There were even special regulations for bishops," Mr. Cohen writes, "despite the fact that the church had long forbidden them to fight".

She said there were special regulations for stock options and futures, but that "generally, securities have been pretty much treated the same".