Sentence examples for whether regulations from inspiring English sources

One major question at the hearing was whether regulations that prohibit the F.D.A. from revealing trade secrets of the companies it regulates impeded the agency's ability to correct what some congressmen saw as ImClone's unwarranted claims about the drug.

Carnell's inquiry will look at the adequacy of the law and consider whether regulations go far enough to protect small business customers.

The crackdown on steroid products sold as supplements raises the question of whether regulations governing dietary supplements are adequate to protect consumers from companies that flout the law.

Now a nationwide battle is under way to determine whether regulations governing the acreage should be tightened or made more permissive.

It will be up to the Supreme Court this week to decide whether regulations that have kept wholesale telephone rates low will be extended.

The news site 15minut.org is still online, as the holding's leadership tries to determine whether regulations will allow it to keep working.

Not surprisingly, readers are sharply divided on whether regulation is really what's needed.

If the privatisation goes ahead, the focus will be on whether regulation can preserve all or part of the remit.

But among doctors that work with ultra-Orthodox families, there is some doubt whether regulation is the right course.

Lenders to banks will not bother worrying about what kinds of gambles and investments financial institutions are making, or whether regulation is effective.

Even in Colorado, which eliminated all state regulation of the funeral industry 20 years ago and is apparently the only state with no regulations on the books, has asked a commission to look into whether regulation is now necessary.