Sentence examples for wording of regulations from inspiring English sources

He said ministers must revise the wording of regulations proposed in section 75 of the Health and Social Care Act, which comes into effect on 1 April, setting out how competition should work in the new NHS setup.

Evans abhors "the mental cruelty of millions of words of regulations with legions of subordinate clauses fully loaded with notwithstandings"; the digital era is "carpet-bombing us with the bloated extravaganzas of marketing mumbo-jumbo"; the words issue and problem are "invading barbarians... [running] through everywhere, stealing space and laying waste to living images".

This saddens me in that it appears much like a threat levied against the entire non-banking economy if we allow the "extreme" case (using the article's words) of regulation to pass.

The wording of the regulations may also weaken their bite.

He says the wording of the regulations has "inadvertently created confusion".

Porter said: "The wording of the regulations does not match the assurances made to us and many others.

"I recognise that the wording of the regulations has caused uncertainty and I will therefore amend them to put this beyond doubt," he said.

Prof Stephenson said that ultimately, only a changes in the wording of the regulations governing competition in the NHS would allay his fears over the fragmentation of health services.

But the wording of the regulation leaves open many questions.

I would like to see the wording of the regulation authorizing the Purple Heart modified to consider the type and severity of the wound.

In addition, the wording of this regulation tended to be very similar from state to state.