Sentence examples for today's regulations from inspiring English sources

"The administration had to respond to this ruling, and today's regulations are a good-faith effort to protect women," Lynn said.

If today's regulations had been in place in 1986, believes this executive, neither Microsoft nor Oracle would have been able to go public.Despite the extraordinarily handsome values that investors still attach to them, a flood of technology IPOs is therefore unlikely.

To deliver goods to people's homes for example in residential areas, the UAVs must overfly densely populated towns and cities, something that today's regulations prevent.

The regulators, he says, have their place when it comes to pursuing fraudsters, but too many of today's regulations are purely to protect the older exchanges from competitors like him, he said.

All they needed to advance was a tie in today's regulation game.

The spadework should aim to put right the failings of today's regulation, which often owes more to politics than it does to sound finance.

Ultra-low interest rates and Asia's savings glut provided much of the liquidity that inflated the bubble.Of course, nobody could suppose that today's regulation is fine just as it is.

(Today's regulation 4 1/4-inch round hole was not standardized until 1891).

Thus, we have today's regulation-ridden system in which patients feel they are not in charge.

A simpler, but less satisfactory, remedy would be to amend yesterday's regulations to provide for independent judicial review.

In recent weeks there have also been threats that F1's top teams may leave the sport due to a dispute over next year's regulations.