Despite being an abstraction, hegemonic masculinity can practicably be put to use in interventions.
Several different types of data were gathered and are put to use in this article.
24 If follows that, by regulating the situations in which a given work is put to multiple use, the European Union legislature intended that each transmission or retransmission of a work which uses a specific technical means must, as a rule, be individually authorised by the author of the work in question.
It is argued that copyright is put to novel use here: claiming their rights, authors write 'open source licenses' that allow public usage of the code, while at the same time regulating the inclusion of users.
In the British Medical Journal, she claimed oversight acted as a safeguard for research by showing it 'can be regulated without being banned, that knowledge can be pursued without being put to morally intolerable uses'.
WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben S. Bernanke, told skeptical lawmakers on Thursday that the Fed should be put in charge of regulating the nation's biggest financial institutions.
In 1996, a new standard for incandescent lamps was put into practice in Brazil, regulating the manufacture of lamp bulbs to be used by customers connected to the low-tension grid.
The practice was entrenched by the 1960s, and international agreements were put in place to regulate it.
Medical simulation centres have also been put in use in the UK, Germany and Scandinavia.
Lyons had almost no broadcasting experience when he was put in charge of regulating the UK's biggest broadcaster last year.
"What the town has done is put in laws that regulate our land, restrict the use and not provide any services or give any alternatives," Campbell said.
