Sentence examples for to make regulations from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drugs Act allows the Governor in Council, whose decision-making is, in practice, undertaken by cabinet, to make regulations for that act.

But Congress has the constitutional authority to make "regulations" affecting the court's jurisdiction.

But Sunstein wants to use OIRA to make regulations more supple, not less robust.

Harmonization, which aims to make regulations and guidelines more uniform, theoretically can decrease the cost of new drugs by decreasing the cost of development and regulatory approval.

Roy Green, an AARP lobbyist, said the bill would have established a committee to make regulations that would be dominated by industry.

And since the costs of regulation are often more easily measured, the result of imposing a cost-benefit test is to make regulations harder to implement.

To make regulation a reality, every dog would have to be microchipped.

He said he would seek to make regulation of business "reasonable and fair".

Given the power of the financial lobby, I worry that this is going to make regulation less effective, not more.

The fifth strategy, to make regulation faster and more predictable, is likely to be most welcomed by the biotechnology industry.

During a game City eventually won on penalties in Shenzhen, Caballero repeatedly scuffed passes and clearances and was also unsure when called upon to make regulation saves.