"Part of insurance is clearly regulated by the states and the federal part is relatively unregulated under Erisa".
Saying that I have misunderstood its conclusion, the majority maintains that the F.D.A. may clearly regulate many dangerous products without banning them.
Make sure everybody offering it is clearly regulated and taxed — at the federal level, to avoid a regulatory race to the bottom.
Other chip makers, like NVIDIA, Ambarella and Qualcomm, have been vying to gain market share in the burgeoning, if not yet clearly regulated, domestic and international drones market.
The production of MnPs varied in different organisms but was clearly regulated by inducing liquid media components (Mn2+, veratryl alcohol and malonate).
On one hand we lack a proper regulatory framework, and markets work much better when they're clearly regulated," says Figueres.
On the one hand, the structure of the interfacial layer clearly regulates film biopassivity, as well as its nanomechanical and nanotribological properties, as determined by atomic force microscopy (AFM) techniques.
For hybrid interpretivism now seems to recommend that judges extend the effect of any norms they find (or at least the ones not bad enough to fail the test of consistency with even the least acceptable scheme of principle) into situations the norms don't explicitly or clearly regulate, and it's doubtful that some political ideal should support this conservative policy (Raz 1986: 1111, 1994: 224).
With respect to health care, we've got a trillion-dollar health care industry that Congress can clearly regulate under its Commerce Clause power, and an individual responsibility mandate that Congress--and a bunch of Nobel Prize-winning economists -- say is necessary to carrying out regulation of that commercial industry.
The fusions were clearly regulated by oxoC6 but not the solvent control EA.
IAPs clearly regulate apoptosis by multiple mechanisms, which are subject to modulation by Smac.
