Sentence examples for the regulations at issue from inspiring English sources

Some of the regulations at issue have been on the books for decades -- the Trading With the Enemy Act dates to 1917 -- and since the 80's amendments have been added to exempt "informational materials" from being subject to sanctions.

Christopher J. Wright, a former general counsel at the F.C.C. who helped draft the regulations at issue in the cases, said the litigation "has had a bad effect on the competitive process".

The regulations at issue were created by President Ronald Reagan's administration in the early 1980s, when Libya hosted terrorist training camps and sought to procure nuclear weapons.

That, however, is not the only, or the best, justification behind the regulations at issue in Citizens United.

Of course, in many cases, governments do comply by changing their measure, even where the regulation at issue is a politically sensitive one.

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor authored the decision of the Court, allowing the abortion regulations at issue in the case to stand, but not overriding Roe.

Among the key regulations at issue now is how long some patients are living in (and therefore covered for) hospice care.

They said the government's interpretation of the laws and regulations at issue, expressed in supporting briefs filed in various courts, had been a moving target and were entitled to little deference.

The ozone and small particle regulations at issue in this case, Browner v.

The specific regulation at issue is known, forbiddingly, as the T.M.D.L. program -- for total maximum daily load.

Understand the regulations at airport security.