Sentence examples for the regulations designed from inspiring English sources

The regulations, designed to crack down on dangerous behaviour during the festival, prohibit the unauthorised use of any kind of recording device during the bull runs.

He defended the regulations designed to improve fuel economy, saying it would "cut your gas prices in half, your gas bill".

"If you burden the new technology with the regulations designed for the old, you will impede deployment, impede growth and hurt profitability," he said.

It would also eliminate all funding for enactment of the Clean Power Plan, the regulations designed to curb greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.

Yet they have proved much more durable – the regulations designed to cripple them have built a moat around them, creating near monopolies.

"If this is indeed the case, it will be the first discovered in England and therefore one of the most important Viking discoveries ever made in the British Isles". The trove was found in a ploughed riverside field, whose location is not being made public, by detectors who followed the regulations designed to protect archaeological sites.

Marilyn Tavenner, CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans, praised the aspects of the regulation designed to ease regulatory burdens on insurers and impose stricter requirements on consumers.

In much of Europe the problem is that regulations designed to protect existing workers from unfair dismissal often make employers reluctant to take on new ones.

On September 13 , 2016 the New York Department of Financial Services ("DFS" or the "Department") issued proposed regulations (the "Proposed Regulations") designed to guard against the onslaught of cyber-attacks faced by banks, insurance companies and other financial services providers.

During the last decade, regulations designed to change the way of designing, building, maintaining, renovating and demolishing buildings and their surroundings have been developed at European level.

Ordinary tattoo artists were generally tolerated until two years ago, when the police in Osaka decided that the 2001 regulations designed for cosmetic tattooing gave them scope to take on the larger tattoo trade.