permanent regulation

These will be followed by permanent regulations in the near future.

To state that they will be placed under permanent regulation is a wise step."

That restriction was supposed to be temporary, until a permanent regulation was issued, but no such rule has yet been published.

The bureau will probably issue permanent regulations by the end of the year, said Dot Koester, a spokeswoman for the agency.

"The Division of Housing and Community Renewal cannot really expect permanent regulations to withstand a court challenge."

The New York Stock Exchange has temporarily halted the practice, and many on Wall Street believe the halt is a prelude to permanent regulations.

As a German Member, I am particularly pleased that the German Federal Government has finally ceased its blocking of a permanent regulation.

Navy Regulations are issued by the Secretary of the Navy, and are permanent regulations of general applicability, as opposed to other regulations that he or she may issue in accordance with law.

I shall continue to work towards making the post an important and viable part of the information society by means of sensible, permanent regulation. That is possible, as shown clearly by the example of Finland - and Sweden too, by the way.

It was not until 1905 that the navy uniform code included a permanent regulation for chaplains: along with ranks equivalent to line officers, they were to wear naval officer's uniforms with the sleeve braid in "lustrous black" (not gold, like that of other officers), and to wear both the officer rank insignia and a gold cross.