Sentence examples for the first regulations from inspiring English sources

This quiet revolution began in the UK in 1990 with the first regulations supporting renewable electricity.

It drafted the first regulations in China governing such donations and has registered thousands of donors since the provisions went into effect in March.

After all, it was then that progressives such as President Theodore Roosevelt tapped into public anger to introduce the first regulations on the use of corporate funds to influence politics.

The first "regulations for the establishment of nursery centers" was enacted in 1955.

Related to Drones, the first regulations for commercial use have been developed, increasing the likelihood of implementation.

Given the very long tradition of slate mining in these two areas, it is no surprise that the first regulations for roofing slate were developed there.

Ms Vieira says it was another financial regulator, the National Monetary Council, that put out the first regulation; she realised they had erred, and issued another to overrule it.

It was the first regulation of its kind ever proposed by the White House.

If adopted, it would be the first regulation of its kind.

In 2005, California sought a waiver from the E.P.A. that would allow it to implement the first regulation in the United States requiring reductions of greenhouse gas emissions from cars.

Some fans had trouble finding their seats at Citi Field on Monday, which was understandable because it was the first regulation game at the Mets' new ballpark and most of the 42,000 in attendance had never been inside before.