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| deliberate breaches of international safety | regulations, and aircraft being flown in non-airworthy |
| in violation of the international broadcast | regulations; the station received an FCC variance to br |
| is for cars conforming to international GT3 | regulations, similar to those in the FIA GT3 European C |
| affic was subject to the Interzonal traffic | regulations, that between West Germany and West Berlin |
| rmany was subject to the Interzonal traffic | regulations, that between West Germany and West Berlin |
| It introduced new | regulations with regard to the access, sale and supply |
| She also introduced other | regulations to industries and vehicles as well as a pos |
| to smash the union and introduced Emergency | Regulations. |
| Vice Chair of the Northern Ireland Building | Regulations Council, a Board member of SEELB and Chair |
| pressly exempted, although ironically these | regulations would apply to the exemption clause, as wou |
| ho succeeded in changing the islands zoning | regulations. |
| s to the Coast, its physical isolation made | regulations placed on the Japanese somewhat lax in comp |
| In 1952, he issued new | regulations for interfaith marriages, allowing marriage |
| eat fury in that region as it issued zoning | regulations far stricter than some towns had already en |
| Outside of the war, Odin issued financial | regulations for the debt-laden archdiocese in January 1 |
| EPA issued final | regulations for new facilities in 2001 (amended 2003). |
| ary of Health and Human Services issued new | regulations that prohibited projects receiving these fu |
| ions of [section 601] ... by issuing rules, | regulations or orders of general applicability." |
| According to its AOC | regulations, the cheese must be made within certain reg |
| ton found that the BLM had violated its own | regulations when it designated the routes in 2006 witho |
| K was that the FDA failed to follow its own | regulations in approving the generics and failed to app |
| Directors) and chairman of its Professional | Regulations Committee. |
| cture to the PLA and also obeys its general | regulations. |
| osed Ofcom's inclusion of cheese in its new | regulations restricting television advertising of junk |
| rline was to conduct a review of its safety | regulations, as well as a review of airports it serves |
| t Liquor Control Act) and its corresponding | regulations, and serves as the primary investigative ar |
| ing to the ruling, the BLM violated its own | regulations when it designated approximately 5,000 mile |
| ootball Championship after changing its age | regulations. |
| s are designations defined in the ITU Radio | Regulations. |
| l figure would be 6% (Johnson, JA “Building | Regulations Research Project”). |
| was apparently aware of the January, 1914, | regulations when he chartered the Komagata Maru, he con |
| ce to get around strict Japanese censorship | regulations, which prohibit the depiction of the penis |
| In response to the fire, New Jersey passed | regulations requiring excavators to call a telephone ho |
| ion adopts textbooks for grades K-8, adopts | regulations to implement legislation, and has authority |
| lical Sabbath and adheres to kosher dietary | regulations, similar to Seventh-day Adventists. |
| ften subjected bishop, clergy, and laity to | regulations. |
| The ordinance and City land development | regulations have been updated periodically to reflect c |
| New York Law Journal, Land Use | Regulations Revisited, 3/14/90 |
| ble only because under the HM Land Registry | regulations then in effect for England and Wales, trans |
| hak Rabin's government changing the law and | regulations to allow homosexuals to serve in the army i |
| To draft law and | regulations on administration of medical devices and su |
| ed under Massachusetts Commonwealth law and | regulations. |
| ater his MS degree in International Law and | Regulations (1962). |
| s the federal, state, and local law, rules, | regulations and other jurisprudence affecting the healt |
| ess prepare for new carbon-related laws and | regulations and manage their risk. |
| c beverages and enforce applicable laws and | regulations. |
| ons with defined scope of practice laws and | regulations include dietitians, nursing, midwifery, eme |
| eges and immunities to respect the laws and | regulations of the receiving State. |
| to US export and re-export control laws and | regulations and "As such, and as a matter of corporate |
| hinese companies to abide by local laws and | regulations, and to pay attention to environmental prot |
| 2008, forty U.S. states had enacted laws or | regulations to ban internet hunting. |
| his movement helped create several laws and | regulations that are now commonly referred to as “Emplo |
| the constitutionality of proposed laws and | regulations. |
| to compliance with federal housing laws and | regulations. |
| s Constitution and embodied in its laws and | regulations. |
| ent of Veneto promulgates regional laws and | regulations. |
| t of Lombardy promulgates regional laws and | regulations. |
| on ensures compliance with Georgia laws and | regulations relating to voluntary compliance and enforc |
| nd coin operated amusement machine laws and | regulations. |
| Since then, more than 300 laws and | regulations, most of them in the economic area, have be |
| ensor the constitutionality of the laws and | regulations. |
| ct of the constitutionality of the laws and | regulations and shall undertake the interpretation of t |
| ould need to research thousands of laws and | regulations for each single program of a recipient to d |
| arious violations of environmental laws and | regulations. |
| Violations of hunting laws and | regulations are normally punishable by law and, collect |
| r action that would violate federal laws or | regulations. |
| d the implementation of new postal laws and | regulations. |
| reates a risk of non-compliance to laws and | regulations governing the use of electronic communicati |
| As a major overhaul of food safety laws and | regulations, the act provides a safer food supply and a |
| usiness, operated according to the laws and | regulations of many different countries. |
| compliance with federal pollution laws and | regulations. |
| ble for making policy, formulating laws and | regulations, and overseeing operations in the area of t |
| rights of union members; and other laws and | regulations governing employment standards and practice |
| ne pharmaceutical in Canada, where laws and | regulations prohibit the addition of naloxone to the fo |
| They are subject to a variety of laws and | regulations regarding the patenting, testing and ensuri |
| State and federal laws and | regulations have stringent requirements for handling re |
| rvision, Committee of Administrative Laws & | Regulations, Committee of Appeals & Petitions Examinati |
| nd Servant Act 1889 Repeal of some laws and | regulations in UK |
| ost, it would have meant that many laws and | regulations favored by the group might not be enforceab |
| city and localities may also have laws and | regulations in acquiring such licence. |
| y of the ethical requirements over laws and | regulations (Article 9). |
| onally known for blocking sanitary laws and | regulations, most notably in the area of clean milk for |
| ious criminal offences in domestic laws and | regulations and that the seriousness of such acts is du |
| regard to “in accordance with the laws and | regulations which have been or may hereafter be enforce |
| tive guarantees compliance with EU laws and | regulations on data security and privacy, through a ser |
| administers tax laws and enforces laws and | regulations concerning alcohol and tobacco products in |
| need to have the disability access laws and | regulations already enacted some years ago, fully enfor |
| ctors shall not be subject to Iraqi laws or | regulations in matters relating to the terms and condit |
| States alone there are over 10,000 laws and | regulations related to electronic messaging and records |
| s they are within the framework of laws and | regulations. |
| suggestions on how to research for laws and | regulations applicable to that particular program and s |
| He is tasked with writing the laws and | regulations of Liangshan. |
| strict adherence to all applicable laws and | regulations. |
| Formally created under laws and | regulations of Vichy France, Nazi Germany set up the ST |
| ull police powers, and enforce all laws and | regulations issued by the City of Baltimore Mayor and C |
| onmental Resources Policy and Legislation & | Regulations. |
| usiness with information on legislation and | regulations being proposed in Brussels. |
| It advocates for legislation and | regulations that improve and expand substance abuse tre |
| c direction, future legislation, standards, | regulations, and norms |
| of good diet (outside of the Levitical food | regulations) and proper living, and members of the Worl |
| the Lifting Operation and Lifting Equipment | regulations and ordered to also pay £13,876 costs. |
| e European Public Limited-Liability Company | Regulations 2004 came in to force on 8 October and give |
| on corporate pollution, limiting government | regulations of commerce, privatizing public services, a |
| Enforcement of liquor law | regulations |
| r Party - had drawn up an extensive list of | regulations, by which all members had to abide, and nam |
| nary play was added to an extensive list of | regulations to college football in 1906. |
| ionship race under the new 1.5 litre engine | regulations. |
| Total maximum daily load (wastewater | regulations) |
| are being forced to negotiate local housing | regulations with a black couple representing a neighbor |
| Local zoning | regulations have been effectively superseded by the SMP |
| n College and the University of London, and | regulations concerning Prefects and Monitors. |
| d he modernised the curriculum and made the | regulations for degrees both more liberal and more exac |
| exposed their failure to maintain security | regulations. |
| Make traffic | regulations |
| his opinion, are improper he may make such | regulations restricting, regulating or controlling the |
| xecutive Orders intended to make government | regulations “cost-effective and easy-to-understand by t |
| ollowing the 2005 season, Le Mans Prototype | regulations were changed, leaving the SP1s no longer le |
| He dictated the manual of | Regulations for State Officials, containing 35 chapters |
| rgy, August, 1875, he enacted many salutary | regulations, particularly with regard to clerical dress |
| Smyrna, where he instituted many wholesome | regulations. |
| dam, so the lake is not bound by many FERC | regulations. |
| ch a thing as 'The Medical Marijuana Access | Regulations' (MMAR). |
| ulatory functions, except Marine Inspection | Regulations. |
| bserves International Maritime Organization | regulations. |
| rged in contravention of maritime pollution | regulations. |
| Be that as it may, these | regulations, which, while safeguarding the episcopal di |
| ament and the Council shall act by means of | regulations either on a proposal from the Commission af |
| the distress call by the proper means, and | regulations had not been observed. |
| ce which had failed to enforce Meat Hygiene | Regulations at the JE Tudor & Sons abattoir. |
| law enforcement, free media, environmental | regulations, education, and health care. |
| s now a defined term in some medical device | regulations through the standard IEC 62304:2006 "Medica |
| the breadth of effort required to meet the | regulations. |
| ted since 2002 by A.G. Barr plc to meet the | regulations for food coloring of the U.S. Food and Drug |
| 'low fat', etc.) and health claims meet FDA | regulations. |
| The Elise would be modified to meet modern | regulations as well as to attempt to bring the seven ye |
| These houses no longer meet building | regulations and need to have their external walls recon |
| Handedly he did meet the | regulations and carrying out a recovery program that re |
| building was recently renovated to meet ADA | regulations and houses grades K4 (kindergarten for four |
| cted by a manager for failing to meet dress | regulations. |
| Race Series' core is designed to meet sound | regulations in most restricted riding areas. |
| sks of a data breach and meeting compliance | regulations related to sensitive data. |
| ared; of such temporary and merely relative | regulations were circumcision, animal sacrifices, the S |
| of a PEP, as found in the Money Laundering | Regulations 2007 are as follows: (This is one text, whi |
| ing Regulatory Board, with many more oyster | regulations following in the 1880s. |
| oncluded in order to work out more detailed | regulations for relations. |
| ntial for increased sanitation, most health | regulations do not prohibit or mandate dipper wells. |
| The most common | regulations related to IM at work involve the need to p |
| ing rising costs and mounting environmental | regulations, Henderson Municipal Power and Light closed |
| ths after the bill's signing, HUD must make | regulations implementing this new McKinney program. |
| s conforming to Australian National Formula | regulations. |
| differ due to variations in national radio | regulations. |
| dential order, as well as national forestry | regulations. |
| s conforming to Australian National Formula | regulations. |
| of GT style cars complying with Nations Cup | regulations as published by PROCAR and approved by CAMS |
| (D-CA), he helped shape the Nation's laws, | regulations and policies pertaining to transportation s |
| Due to NCAA transfer | regulations, Mbao is forced to sit out the 2010-2011 se |
| 1988, when in order to comply with new RFEF | regulations it was renamed Celta de Vigo "B". |
| ohol and entertainment licence under new UK | regulations, by Bath and North East Somerset council. |
| In addition to creating new safety | regulations and punishing those physicians that did not |
| outh Carolina refusing to adopt new banking | regulations and the enactment of the Tariff of 1842 by |
| roke replaced the 6.0 L due to new emission | regulations for on-highway diesel engines built after J |
| gal GT1 car under a loophole in the new ACO | regulations for the 1994 24 Hours of Le Mans. |
| Due to new labeling | regulations in Europe banning the use of the word 'ligh |
| the lead shot dwindled, due to new firearm | regulations. |
| to force in 1978 along with new Immigration | Regulations. |
| d to adhere to the investigational new drug | regulations. |
| However, due to new IOC | regulations mandating that all qualification events tak |
| New immigration | regulations announced by the Department of Homeland Sec |
| rading moved from previous Act to new Act's | Regulations |
| making agencies, and imposed new disclosure | regulations on paid lobbyists. |
| along with other companies, opposes new EPA | regulations that require mercury-emissions reductions a |
| It also led to new safety | regulations on the way seats were mounted for the 1990 |
| New fisheries | regulations limit the catch and ensure that a portion o |
| er 1996, after failing to meet new emission | regulations. |
| work to fulfil the newly-introduced safety | regulations. |
| There are no ecclesiastical | regulations regarding the form and material of this man |
| (a) an aircrewman violating the no smoking | regulations in the aircraft or (b) a stray electrical s |
| M series aircraft and associated no smoking | regulations, which were reportedly well posted and rigi |
| (in Switzerland, there are no church-state | regulations at a national level) ranges from independen |
| to be able to follow the Nobel Foundation's | regulations. |
| The procedure for the Northern Ireland | regulations was specified as a vote by the Northern Ire |
| nmental protection groups for not enforcing | regulations, and one consequence of this criticism was |
| Learnid notes that | regulations give him authority in such situations to ev |
| hile Bishop of Basle, he issued a number of | regulations in twenty-five chapters, known as the "Capi |
| h harvesting is subject to numerous federal | regulations in the United States, principally 50 CFR 67 |
| n to government for modification of customs | regulations obliging ships bound for Montreal to put in |
| co Tax and Trade Bureau and Code of Federal | Regulations define table wine as grape wine having an a |
| lso concerns the interplay of environmental | regulations and transnational corporations. |
| aken place following enforcement of hunting | regulations. |
| ror and replaced with a new set of vineyard | regulations for Moravia. |
| unknown potential infringement of the | regulations - as these infringements were unknown and p |
| being hampered by the adoption of emergency | regulations, which were contributing to a climate of im |
| by United States law (U.S. Code of Federal | Regulations, Title 15 Commerce and Foreign Trade, Secti |
| lia case about the validity of Commonwealth | regulations about intrastate air navigation. |
| xplosion was poor observance of shot-firing | regulations, it having been normal practise to ignore t |
| mergency measures" (of the Defence of India | Regulations Act) enacted during the First World War in |
| elieved to be numerous violations of health | regulations, including exposure of workers to contamina |
| ently committed numerous violations of NCAA | regulations. |
| s that he could not fly "14 Code of Federal | Regulations 135 flights since he was overdue for a 6-mo |
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