Sentence examples for the rules regulating from inspiring English sources

The Financial Services Authority has criticised the "light touch" regulation that was encouraged by the Labour government as it called for an overhaul of the rules regulating bankers.

The commission is charged with policing the regime governing Schengen, but Germany unilaterally waived the rules regulating how immigrants entering the EU are handled.

She had foolishly trusted her husband to work it all out.' In the EU, the Brussels II Convention, introduced in March 2001, has harmonised the rules regulating divorce jurisdiction across all EU member countries except Denmark.

He taught legal ethics at Columbia Law School, and as the chairman of the state bar association's Committee on Standards of Attorney Conduct, he was instrumental in updating the rules regulating lawyers' conduct.

To that aim, the design and use of adjuvants must obey to the rules regulating physiological responses of the immune system, in particular the long-term development of memory lymphocytes.

Q. Excuse me, you were saying that vast combinations of capital... A.... create new conditions, and necessitate a change from the old attitude of the state and the nation toward the rules regulating the acquisition and untrammeled business use of property.

That falls short of what environmentalists have called for; they have demanded that the rules regulate existing oil and gas facilities.

The experiment was announced along with adjustments toward more strict enforcement of the rule regulating the number of seconds players take between points, suggesting that both measures were being considered as a way to shorten matches.

In October, for example, a federal judge ordered the government to enforce the rule regulating the leaking of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, from natural gas wells on federal land while Interior was in the process of mapping a strategy for rescinding the rule.

According to the plan, the U.K. would negotiate a "temporary customs union" where the current rules regulating the EU's tariff-free trading area would remain in place for up to two years.

For this to happen, the strict rules regulating domestic firms would need to be relaxed, perhaps over five years.