Sentence examples for the minimum regulations from inspiring English sources

The houses, red-brick, old, decrepit, with fire escapes used as cold storage, pantries, conservatories, and babies solaria, obeyed the minimum regulations of the Tenement House Department but violated all-moders ideas of light, air, and beauty.

Presented in a number of international declarations, the minimum regulation standard appears to be less restrictive than the rules that are imposed on conventional banks; it nonetheless represents a good start.

Plainly, the purpose of this legislation is not to supplant social policies in regard to alcoholic liquor in the various States within which the many federal enclaves are located except to the extent of providing minimum regulations to restrict the free dealing in liquor at all Army posts including those within wet States.

But while many people might associate London with tiny properties, the capital is the only place with minimum regulations for private new build homes.

The minimum age regulations are the relevant regulation for the most common types of paid employment in which children may work.

This is a good start, and the very minimum regulation that banks need if we want a living form of financial reform.

Instead of demonising youth, we should oppose age discrimination in the benefits system and scrap the demeaning 18-20 bracket in the minimum wage regulations.

Rather than just relying on 'naming and shaming' the culprits, we need to see proper enforcement of the law and prosecutions of anyone who is found to be breaching the minimum wage regulations".

The Labour MP Michael Connarty, who raised the issue, said later: "There was a cross-party consensus to change the minimum wage regulations to ensure customers' tips went to staff in the hospitality industry... Good employers are being shamed by the rip-off employers who still think their hard-working staff are there to be cheated of their customers' tips".

The minimum age regulations studied herein have been influenced by two more recent international conventions.

In December 2003, the Ministry of Labour and Social Security passed "The Minimum Wage Regulations" and promulgated the new law in January 2004.