Sentence examples for website regulations from inspiring English sources

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Website regulation and kite-marking is unlikely to deter these patients who wish to look beyond the boundaries of conventional medicine and choose alternative treatments precisely because they are outside the conventional healthcare system.

Writing in a guest blog on the FT.com website, he added: "Regulations, such as the EUTR, are having a big impact on timber-producing nations as they strive to protect their legal industries while eliminating or at least reducing illegal logging.

Hrbek called in tribal cultural resource monitors and plastered the event website with environmental regulations, tribal rules and pleas for respectful attendance.

And while Trump previously said he'd protect people with pre-existing conditions, the plan he published on his website would repeal regulations requiring insurers to sell to all people regardless of medical risk.

There was nothing about the CMUs on the BOP's website, and no regulation to explain their existence.

(For those interested, look at the International Rugby Board website under laws and regulations. You want regulation eight. Enjoy).

At a time when Washington is relentlessly attacking the private sector with job-killing taxes, bailouts and regulations, the website for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's American Free Enterprise campaign serves as a much-needed beacon of enlightenment.

A search of Chinese government websites reveals several local regulations that stress the importance of reporting outbreaks of disease to higher levels, as well as the need to uphold secrecy.

"No gambling firms licensed by the Gambling Commission should be advertising on websites that breach copyright regulations, giving them a look of legitimacy," said Gambling Minister, Tracey Crouch.

He added: "It means a magazine such as Private Eye or websites for which regulation was never intended could face crippling damages which could put them out of business".