Sentence examples for both the regulations from inspiring English sources

It requires an act of interpretation — of both the regulations and the study at bar — to decide whether a study is exempt.

Australian immigration policy has altered substantively during the last two decades in terms of both the regulations governing specific visa subclasses and the constraints imposed on application processing.

The studies were carried out in accordance with both the regulations established by SMIF and the International Chamber of Commerce/European Society for Opinion and Marketing Research (ICC/ESOMAR) Code on Market and Social Research.

First, the traditional patriarchal society allows paternal behaviour to have a greater influence on both the regulations at home and the effect of these regulations on adolescents.

The study was approved by the Research Ethics Committee of Universidade da Amazônia (CAAE [certificate of presentation for ethical consideration] number: 12941013.5.0000.5173), in accordance with both the regulations of Resolution 196/96 of Conselho Nacional de Pesquisa Envolvendo Seres Humanos (National Council on Ethics in Human Research) and the Declaration of Helsinki.

The mean cost (euros) per hospitalization and the mean yearly cost for each HIV inpatient admission were calculated using both the regulations and discharge DRGs as follows: for the year 2000, regulation 348-B/1998; for 2001 2002, regulation 189/2001; for 2003 2005, regulation 132/2003; for 2006 2008, regulation 567/2006; and for 2009 2010, regulation 132/2009.

Both the regulation of operating nuclear reactors and the design-base for any proposed reactor will need significant re-evaluation".

The growth factor TGFβ is involved in both the regulation of and cellular response to the physical microenvironment.

The language of competence is widely utilized in both the regulation of nursing practice and curricular design in nursing education.

Cytokines perform ever-increasing roles in both, the regulation of general homeostasis and in orchestrating the immune response during disease.

We have a widening gap in world poverty, a globalised market in cheap and unskilled labour, a concern over both the regulation of financial markets and the wider regulation of globalised businesses.