Sentence examples for the recent regulation from inspiring English sources
Transparency and non-financial reporting is especially relevant given the recent regulation on non-financial reporting (in the EU) and the Modern Slavery Act (in the UK).
In Europe the recent regulation concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) requires the toxicological and ecotoxicological characterisation of any chemical compound put on the market in quantities exceeding 1 ton per year [25], with further tests being requested for higher quantities.
Given the recent regulation set forth by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) to prevent phthalate contamination in food, phthalate food concentrations greater or equal to the specific migration limit (SML) for DBP of 300 μg/kg were considered high [ 23].
Under the recent regulations, any of these people would have qualified for tax-free gains, he said, and they still can.
So it was with Kavanaugh, who in his opinion takes the rather unusual step of listing by name and citation all the recent regulations that his court has not thrown out on appeal.
The search of novel working fluids for organic Rankine cycle power systems is driven by the recent regulations imposing additional phase-out schedules for substances with adverse environmental characteristics.
Part VIII sets out the key policy decisions taken by the European Council in 1995-1997 to further the development of EMU, and describes some related legislative measures, notably the recent regulations that embody the "Stability and Growth Pact". The final Part covers the plans and studies for the new single currency, the euro, and some essential legislation to enable its introduction.
With the recent regulations limiting resident work hours, it has become more important to understand how residents spend their time.
Obama hasn't exactly dropped the gloves since then, but the recent regulations unveiled by the White House — with more to come, analysts say — reflect a sense of urgency in the waning months of his administration.
Zichal played a role in creating tougher fuel efficiency standards, developing mercury and air pollution safeguards and the recent regulations aimed at cutting carbon pollution from power plants, Karpinski said.
The recent regulations proposed by the Bush administration's Health and Human Services officials, if put into play, would not only send the administration out in a blaze of shame and vindictiveness toward women throughout the country, but also turn the clock back a full century.
