It is conceivable that marriage involved some level of arrangement, regulation, and reciprocal relationships from the very earliest inception of marriage-like cultural institutions.
But the government insisted the sales would make no difference to the terms and conditions for individual borrowers and it would retain control of all loan arrangements and regulations, including interest rates and repayment thresholds.
While the deal removes the European Parliament's political opposition, participants in the Madrid deal said in their closing statement that they still needed to finalize details and "work constructively for the solution of the remaining questions," including the financial arrangements and regulations for the new staff.
Alongside state regulation of enterprises (so-called public regulation), enterprises are seen to regulate one another ("private regulation") and even to regulate themselves through internal management arrangements ("self-regulation") [ 8].
The basal management of the herbarium, including exsiccatae cabinet design, accession code arrangement, index system and regulations for specimen loan, all drafted by him have been retained up to today (Zheng 2002).
Information, procedure design, human resources, system arrangement, unified legal system and regulations and factors shaping the social context all play important roles in effective patient complaint management.
VAChT gene is embedded within the first intron of the choline acetyltransferase (ChAT) gene, which provides a unique arrangement and regulation for these two genes.
Due to their distinct quaternary arrangement, functional regulation and thus selection may differ.
Importantly, the cellular arrangement, morphology, regulation of function and several other activities of mitochondria strongly depend on their interactions with elements of the cytoskeleton, albeit the molecular mechanisms involved are hardly understood (1, 2).
And little by little it wriggled free — partly by persuading politicians to relax the rules, but mainly by creating a "shadow banking system" that relied on complex financial arrangements to bypass regulations designed to ensure that banking was safe.
