Sentence examples for to implement regulations from inspiring English sources

The raid on the Elkton facility prompted Maryland officials to implement regulations for providers of surgical abortions.

They also feel that it would be difficult to implement regulations regarding primary care.

Developing countries are working to implement regulations, typically influenced by regulations from developed countries, but the regulations aren't currently enforced to the same extent.

This approach is likely to be invalid if the parcel characteristics that determine property values also influence the government's decision about how to implement regulations.

It contains riders that prohibit, for example, the use of funds to implement regulations that change the definition of waterways that fall under the control of the Clean Water Act, which was signed into law in 1972, or the definition of "fill material" under that act.

That's why many in China's blogosphere were elated to learn that Communist Party leaders, in an opus on economic, social, and legal reforms released after a party powwow in Beijing last week, called for the "reform of election and management of the academician system" and to "implement regulations regarding retirement and withdrawal" of members.

It then goes on to recommend almost no contact with the tobacco industry, except when necessary to implement regulation of their products.

Mason shows how we can attack the creaking system by setting up and joining credit unions, creating new local currencies in our communities and by urging politicians to implement regulation in parliament.

But when I moved to implement regulation prohibiting accounting firms from doing auditing and consulting work for the same companies, the Big Five firms threatened litigation, saying we had to do a cost-benefit analysis.

Across Europe, cities like London and Berlin have been rushing to try to implement regulation to deal with these new, short-term rentals.

"If we are going to implement regulation to say where people can't use their benefits, at the very least we should also make sure that those benefits are protected from theft," said Jessica Bartholow, a legislative advocate at the Western Center on Law and Poverty, a California organization that advocates for low-income families and researches policy matters related to poverty.