Sentence examples for as regulations of from inspiring English sources

In establishing the fundamental layout of the new capital, the Ming reached for a suitably weighty touchstone, drawing on the teachings of the Kaogong Ji (roughly translated as "regulations of construction"), a text dating from the fifth century BC; part of the Rites of Zhou, an ancient Confucian manual of bureaucracy and organisational theory.

As a journalist, I developed over the years a profound interest in media propaganda, information control, as well as regulations of freedom of speech and information transparency in what we call our Western democracies.

Oncogenes (RAS, Raf, Myc, Src, Abl/Bcr, c-erbB-2, …) are derived from normal genes (the proto-oncogene) coding for proteins, which play key roles in physiological cellular processes such as regulations of gene expression or growth signal transduction.

This is not, and cannot be characterised as, regulation of the press.

Wasn't the current Great Recession, in large part, caused by giving avarice and selfishness free rein as regulation of the financial markets was emasculated?

He said the most important thing to be done was for governments to take responsibility and put in place the policies needed – such as regulation of industry – as well as to cooperate with each other.

This was partly the result of several complementary measures of agrarian reform, such as regulation of land tenure and rent control, that accompanied the redistribution of the land.

Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is involved in various pathological and physiological processes as well as regulation of lysosomal functions.

Green roofs provide many ecosystem services such as regulation of building temperatures, reducing urban heat-island effects and draining rainwater.

Other important factors are prostaglandins which are linked to inflammation as well as regulation of the cerebral blood flow [32, 33].

GPCRs play a key role in transmembrane signaling and are involved in many physiological processes, such as regulation of behavior, heart rate and the immune system.