Sentence examples for a parallel regime from inspiring English sources

Just over six months ago, thesenior managers and certification regime was introduced for all banks and building societies, and a parallel regime came in for insurers.

On the other hand, when I came to write the nursing section of the novel, the Florence Nightingale school of nursing, embedded in St Thomas's Hospital, had absorbed a great deal of military thinking into its practices, so that the nurses were subjected to a parallel regime.

Assays were started by inoculating agar surfaces with 1.5 μl drops of stationary phase cultures that were highly synchronized by a strictly parallel regime of inoculation and overnight incubation in YPD.

A parallel government crisis, tangentially related to the euro, sparked early elections and another change of regime in Slovenia.

He said that if Glencore had signed a deal with the parallel regime in Tripoli, the Benghazi government could physically prevent Glencore tankers from using Libyan ports.

If a parallel protection regime for uncertified farmer seeds is privileged, special attention should thus be given to its contours, especially with regard to equity concerns.

Using whole genome sequence information in replicated populations shaped by a parallel selection regime provides additional power to detect selection missed by previous studies.

Assuming a parallel projection regime, each row of pixels in an acquired image can be considered a 1-D projection, i.e. a sum along the direction of the optical axis, of a 2-D slice through the sample.

Here, too, Congress would effectively create two parallel regimes — one for income earned abroad and one for income earned at home.

Even more worryingly for Mr Obasanjo, the head of his own party made a similar prediction last month, drawing a parallel between the current regime and a notoriously corrupt one that was overthrown in a coup in 1983.Some parts of the country are indeed looking unstable.

The latest kidnappings highlight a parallel religious divide between the Syrian regime and the largely, but not exclusively, Sunni opposition.