Sentence examples for always regulated from inspiring English sources

Local governments have always regulated urban life through the application of local regulations.

We conceive of informal work as work that is not permanent, not always regulated by an employment contract, not always regulated by current law and not always with benefits.

Furthermore, supplements aren't always regulated on the market, so they may pose potential health risks to unsuspecting buyers.

"In historic districts, the commission always regulated the entire lot," said Sarah Carroll, the director of preservation at the agency.

But the need for the state to establish a proper definition of marriage is a different matter, he says, because the law has always regulated it in the interest of parenthood and community.

Moreover potentiodynamic analysis requires the control of the fuel cell voltage according to particular voltage cycles leading to fuel cell current nonlinearities, which is rather unusual, since the fuel cell current is almost always regulated.

The government may not always regulate or provide the oversight needed to avoid crises like the current one, but the power of the state to enforce contracts, adjudicate disputes, and provide a basic social safety net is the reason that most of us can sleepy soundly in our beds tonight.

However, these methods cannot always regulate the voltage flexibly and effectively, because the voltage is different from the network without PV.

I also confess that I am a calorie-counter, always regulating my daily food intake.

This example, illustrates that paralogous TFs do not always regulate genes that are related to functional or metabolic processing but can be part of different regulatory modules.

In this way, aberrant regional hypermethylation in cancer cells do not always regulate gene expression, and the hypermethylated loci that identified in this study might be a hallmark of cancer.