Sentence examples for the regulations reflect from inspiring English sources

Regulatory arbitrage is fine so long as the regulations reflect different economics.

Cuccinelli spokesman Brian Gottstein said the attorney general's job is to make sure the regulations reflect the law that the General Assembly passed in 2011 that directs the Board of Health to regulate abortion clinics as if they were hospitals.

The erosion of the regulations reflects the growing consensus among a new group of deregulation-minded policy makers that the rules stand in the way of a convergence of broadcasting, print and the Internet, and the rise of conglomerates offering all these services.

It says, "...testimony will be limited to the draft of the regulations reflecting the removal of the aforesaid text". The only matters left, from what I can tell, are adoption of some parts of the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance.

The article also doesn't mention that the regulation, reflecting this longstanding law, forbids discrimination against doctors and nurses for their willingness to participate in abortions.

The regulation reflects the E.P.A.'s determination to carry out its mandates under the Clean Air Act despite fierce Congressional opposition, and bodes well for progress on a host of other regulatory challenges the agency faces.

The Regulation reflects on three different actual situations for the collection of data for medicinal products in relation to the use in children.

The revised regulations reflect a growing understanding that the best way to prevent the global spread of diseases is to detect and contain them while they are still local.

The new regulations reflect increased concern over the pernicious effects of computer games on Chinese youth.

Douglas H. Shulman, the I.R.S. commissioner, acknowledged in a statement that compliance "creates a significant undertaking for financial institutions," and said the proposed regulations "reflect our commitment to take into account the implementation challenges of affected financial institutions while allowing for a smooth and timely rollout of the law".

The new government regulations reflect the technological advances and heightened standards already in effect, according to the oil industry's Center for Offshore Safety.