new regulation

collocation in English

meanings of newand regulation

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new
adjective
uk /njuː/ us /nuː/
recently created or having started to ...
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regulation
noun[C or U]
uk /ˌreɡ.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌreɡ.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/
an official rule or the act of ...
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Examples of new regulation

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Is the public partner forced by superior authorities or newregulation?
The newregulation allows for free resources transfer among the different segments - from stock market to fixedincome funds, for instance.
The newregulation no longer limited this right to the children's father, but also allowed public prosecutors to start proceedings.
Furthermore, in order to protect insurance customers against bankruptcies both reports proposed new regulation such as the undertaking of thorough and regular solvency checks.
The newregulation implemented congressional passed statutory changes concerning the relationship between workers' compensation benefits and benefits for migrant workers.
Second, the timing of the sulfanilamide tragedy allows us to gain some perspective on its precise contribution to the newregulation.
This gave rise to a newregulation of the relationships between adults and children and obligations on both: care, contact, hygiene, suckling of children, physical exercise.
In 1973, due to the worldwide oil crisis, newregulation of the electricity sector was urged in order to change the electricity generation mix, reduce oil dependency and save energy.
Another puzzle is that many episodes potentially worthy of the appellation tragedy or crisis occur, but clearly not all of them have focusing power or lead to newregulation.
The improvement was due to a newregulation issued in 1902 and leading to the new population census taken in 190713 that was accompanied by disincentives and penalties for non-compliers.
The newregulation also aims to give greater attention to sensitive and metropolitan areas.
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I personally should like to comment on the benefits of the newregulation, especially for business travellers.
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Attention should be drawn to the fact that the newregulation would result in much confusion and a lack of clarity in this area.
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I regard that as the main problem with the newregulation.
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We believe that, with the newregulation, this opportunity for choice will be extended; it will not be reduced, rather it will be extended.
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This is why it would be good to discuss and adopt this newregulation.
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The newregulation will, the committee believes, be easier to monitor and control.
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The newregulation could obviously impose additional statistical reporting obligations on some transport businesses.
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We agree that the need now is to focus more on better implementation and less on newregulation.
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