Sentence examples for the published regulations from inspiring English sources

In 1774, the lodges of adoption came under the jurisdiction of the Grand Orient de France, and the published regulations show a system of four degrees: 1. Apprentie, or Female Apprentice. 2. Compagnonne, or Journeywoman.

Shortly after Mr. Bush was sworn in, his chief of staff, Andrew H. Card Jr., instructed all departments and agencies not to implement any of the recently published regulations until the new administration reviewed them.

The National Board of Health and Welfare published regulations on basic hygiene including HH in 2007.

The European Union recently published regulations regarding the welfare of horses during transport, requiring that horses be transported in individual stalls.

The Pentagon has published regulations for how the inmates, who come from 42 countries, might be tried by military tribunals, but has not yet nominated any of them for trial.

The IRS has published regulations which stipulate that aliens who arrive in the United States on F, J, M, or Q visas will be assumed to be "NONRESIDENT ALIENS" but only to the extent that the assumption is consistent with the residency rules of section 7701(b) of the Code.

The government has just published regulations under Section 75 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012, making it compulsory for the new local commissioning bodies – clinical commissioning groups – to use market mechanisms to commission health services.

Furthermore, we constantly screen the relevant literature and regularly extend the database with newly published regulations.

The state's Division of Gaming Enforcement published regulations Monday establishing standards for casinos to offer fantasy sports tournaments for money, starting April 22.

The Government of India has published regulations to limit trans fat in the food supply, but it needs a proactive approach to ensure that the regulation will have the intended effect.

To meet the CAA's requirements, we published regulations to protect against a particular type of visibility impairment known as "regional haze". The regional haze rule is found in this part at 40 CFR 51.300 through 51.309.