Sentence examples for to regulations like from inspiring English sources

David Cousens, president of the Maine Lobstermen's Association, said in an interview that the abundance of lobsters resulted from "an unbelievably strong conservation ethic" among lobstermen, who on the whole adhere scrupulously to regulations like those requiring that juvenile lobsters and egg-bearing females be released from traps.

If internships fail to meet these requirements, they are considered work, and subject to regulations like minimum wage.

The difference meant that Internet providers were not subject to regulation like a telephone company.

It's a plot to set the country back - to repeal the health care law that will soon help provide coverage for the nearly 50 million Americans without insurance, to rescind the Wall Street reform law designed to prevent another financial sector-caused meltdown, and to thwart regulations, like those that stopped distribution of listeria-infected cantaloupe that killed 25.

Warren is specifically afraid that if it is passed, a future president could use the TPP to change regulations like Dodd-Frank that are meant to safeguard US investors.

Five years for a company without any revenues would allow it to find its footing on the public market and focus scarce capital to progress research and product development as well as create jobs to support that work, rather than divert these resources to costly regulations like Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Section 404(b).

The appeals court left the door open to "reasonable regulations," like prohibiting the carrying of concealed weapons, or weapons in particular locations, or the ownership of guns by felons.

While baseball uniforms are subject to certain regulations, like color, trim and insignia, players have some leeway in customizing their uniforms, including the desired bagginess and length of the pants.

But now these inns are subject to regulations and standards like any hotel.

Internet service providers say it's not fair they have to be subject to regulations that tech giants like Facebook and Google, which the Federal Trade Commission oversees, don't have to follow.

In addition, Sema3E is subject to regulation by furin-like pro-protein convertases.