Sentence examples for terms of regulations from inspiring English sources

For those who do export to the EU, little will change in terms of regulations.

"That means a government more involved in the economy and more present in terms of regulations".

And it's a very long road in terms of regulations, rules and registrations, organic standards," he said.

But until 1999, the Canadian government gave alternative medicine a wide berth in terms of regulations.

"China is different, in terms of regulations," says Bingwen Liang, chief executive of Nanjing Handson Semiconductor Lighting, a leading LED packager and fixturemaker.

Therefore, earlier studies such as Naughton and Naughton (2000) use qualitative approach to discuss the initial stage of Islamic stock indices in terms of regulations, financial principles, and market framework.

In terms of regulation, to curb illegal fund-raising, regulate the market, and protect the interests of investors, the Securities Association of China (SAC) issued the "Measures for Private Equity Crowdfunding (tentative) (draft)" (Securities Association of China SAC 2014), to better manage the equity crowdfunding market.

TRPV4 and microtubule cytoskeleton also share similarities in terms of regulation by Sac tyrosine kinase, a pro-nociceptive regulator at the plasma membrane.

I don't worry about her in terms of regulation at all.

He said: "It's difficult to crack down on synthetic cannabinoids in terms of regulation.

And in terms of regulation, Chingola is again a case in point.