Sentence examples for start regulations from inspiring English sources

According to Head Start regulations reauthorized in 2007, all Head Start teachers should have at least an Associate's degree (two-year college degree) by the year 2013, and half of them should be at least four-year college graduates.

The Head Start Impact Study sought to represent all Head Start programs and succeeded thereby in showing that programs that followed Head Start regulations at the time were not on the average of sufficient quality to generate long-term results.

Under the new false-start regulations brought in by the IAAF at the start of 2010, she was allowed no warning nor second chance and was shown a red card by officials before being ushered off the track in a state of shock.

The state of Kuwait started regulation of herbal medicines in 1989.

• To the Editor: While a good start, the regulations that put in place the 80-hour workweek for residents resulted in patient-care responsibilities being shifted to physician assistants.

While Part 107 is a great start, these regulations only scratch the surface of the immense potential of the U.S. drone industry.

That stark figure, along with continued findings of high lead levels in paints on market shelves, helped convince the Nepalese government to start developing regulations for lead in paints, says Ram Charitra Sah.

But we found that by 18 months after the start of regulation, calories bought decreased (the New York studies did not collect data past six months post-regulation).

For a start, environmental regulation is far stronger in Europe.

January 20th looms as the first inflection point, where the Republicans have to start playing regulation ball.

Each year, the World Bank calculates the ease of doing business in the countries of the world, using quantitative measurements on start-ups, regulations, taxes and so forth.