Sentence examples for are usually regulated from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said the Department for Transport did not regulate these particular fares – although off-peak return tickets are usually regulated, according to DfT rules.

Seasonal colour changes are usually regulated by light (mediated by the visual or pineal systems) or by temperature.

Conspiracies that relate to political offenses and to economic warfare between businesses and between management and labour are usually regulated by statute.

In addition, relations between one executive organ and another, and between an executive organ and the public, are usually regulated by compulsory or permissive powers conferred upon the executive organs by the legislature.

In particular, the braking forces are usually regulated, e.g. on freight trains, using a load-sensing pressure relay, simplified scheme of which is represented in Fig. 4.

Networks and pathways are usually regulated and controlled by feedback and feed-forward control – whether the directional behaviors are well understood or not.

Sexual reproduction is usually regulated by environmental events.

The safety of civilian flights is usually regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration, but after a 2004 crash in Afghanistan of an American civilian cargo plane under contract to the American military, the F.A.A., which had no personnel in the country, delegated the Defense Department to oversee safety.

Primary production is usually regulated by the availability of nutrients.

This is different from other plant species, whose diurnal rhythm is usually regulated by a single factor.

That's not really how it works — the telecom part of a business is usually regulated separately from the rest — but companies like AT&T will say anything to escape responsibility for their actions.