Sentence examples for testing regulations from inspiring English sources

However, with the new testing regulations it puts even more emphasis on an experienced driver".

Its three-wheel design exempts it from onerous federal testing regulations.

"Accordingly," she wrote, "the results of respondent's alcohol test must be suppressed due to the department's violation of the alcohol testing regulations".

"Hyundai Motor abides by the testing regulations and methods of each region where it sells cars including Europe," said a spokeswoman.

Lush has also been accused of hypocrisy for refusing to open stores in China because of animal testing regulations, but ignoring concerns about human rights abuse to operate in Saudi Arabia.

The companies worry that costly new European testing regulations could spell the end of many essential oils used in perfumery because the substances are a blend rising out of a distillation process that could fail existing chemical tests for safety.

The tests, which were ordered by the commission's chairman, Pat Lundvall, fall under an out-of-competition testing regulation that went into effect last year and allows state boxing authorities to order boxers to comply.

We follow the same pattern with all the other debates about harm reduction including medicinal cannabis, pill testing, regulation of recreational cannabis, and e-cigarettes: evidence of benefits is minimised while harms and risks are exaggerated.

Medical laboratory testing regulation is much more limited than, for example, the regulation of new drugs.

It has passed both U.S. and European car crash test regulations.

The Latin NCAP was created three years ago to provide consumers in the region with an independent safety assessment of new cars, to embarrass manufacturers into improving performance and to encourage governments to apply UN vehicle crash test regulations.