Accommodate regulations in wet venting.
The Central Bank continues to improve the legislative apparatus to accommodate global regulations, with one recent move being the creation of a financial services commission.
Surrounded by mostly town-owned woodlands, it could easily be expanded to accommodate adult regulation softball, Little League baseball and boys' and girls' soccer.
For instance, Microsoft, which is building a global computing platform, is designing a system that can accommodate some regulation, such as keeping data within national borders.
This modular organization might allow for structural divergence of different Wnts and their binding sites to accommodate differential regulation by Wnt-binding and coreceptor-binding antagonists such as SFRP and DKK protein isoforms, respectively.
Legislative action may be required to make the existing classification regulations more accommodating of new economic models while still protecting the rights of workers, who are individually in a more vulnerable position because they have historically had less bargaining power and fewer resources than large companies.
So high wind power penetration in the power system could cause pressures on peak-valley regulation and accommodating problems [14].
With slightly different versions of a Bioweapons Protection Act having passed the House and Senate, university officials and lawyers are analyzing the bills to gauge just how much laboratories will have to change practices and, in some cases, infrastructure, to accommodate the new regulations.
This paper explores the ways in which economic regulation accommodates uncertainty through an examination of experience of regulation in Australia against a background discussion of literature on regulatory risk and principles for good regulation.
Levandowski also appeared to argue that the state of California, home to Silicon Valley, should amend its regulations to accommodate Uber, noting that other states had regulations that "made clear that they are pro-technology".
