Sentence examples for bilateral regulations from inspiring English sources

Washington might have to yield if it wants to succeed in imposing bilateral regulations on government-owned investment funds from emerging economies.

International and bilateral regulations on trade-related intellectual property rights protection are other threats.

An important observation in the present study is that besides the occurrence of frequent axons showing tachykinin-like immunoactivity in the inflammatory areas bilaterally, a bilateral up-regulation of the tachykinin system was found for the blood vessel walls.

We then performed region of interest (ROI) analyses upon a priori region of interest implicated in emotion reactivity and regulation (bilateral dlPFC, vmPFC, and amygdala).

Under the terms of the latest INPFC regulations and bilateral USSR-Japan regulations, the salmon driftnet fishery is also subject to a number of time as well as area restrictions.

The investigation of all contrasts of interest did not include bilateral amygdala, as no regulation effects of amygdala were found in patients and thus incomparable between groups.

We also examined the expression of these genes in the contralateral hemisphere, which suggested the presence of bilateral effects and/or differential regulation.

The first condition is met by limiting the proposed regulation to bilateral agreements in the areas of jurisdiction and recognition and enforcement of judgments and decisions in civil and commercial matters.

Regulations concerning standards and eligibility requirements for healthcare providers in the EU are also likely to affect bilateral relations in health services with non member countries.

Airlines would lose many of the commercial incentives that were created by the easing of cross-border regulations achieved through bilateral air service agreements over the last few years, Mr. Byerly said.

More importantly, it aims to reform, reduce and standardize the rules and regulations which affect bilateral trade, so that companies can access and compete in foreign markets more easily.