Sentence examples for comprehensively regulated from inspiring English sources

The level of detail provided in these regulations shows that the area of cosmetics labeling is indeed comprehensively regulated by the FDA.

"The Framers thus took it as a given that corporations could be comprehensively regulated in the service of the public welfare," Stevens wrote.

These observations indicated that gene expressions in the oocysts were dynamically and comprehensively regulated during the cause of recovery after UV-irradiation.

One example of this can be seen in the apoptotic pathways, which are comprehensively regulated during the Jurkat activation scenario [ 16, 18, 19].

In the Republic of Slovenia, the position of the Roma people is comprehensively regulated by the Act on the Roma Community in the Republic of Slovenia, which also ensures the exercise of special rights in the field of healthcare [ 21- 23].

Often these conditions comprehensively regulate significant facets of their day-to-day lives ….

Mr. Reed is generally supportive of the Obama administration's financial regulatory proposals and wants to comprehensively regulate derivatives, while favoring an interagency council, rather than the Federal Reserve, to monitor big financial firms for systemic risk.

The Union has by now become the organization that bundles together almost all integration movements; it is a guarantor of collective order and can comprehensively regulate the networking in Europe.

In this study, high strength PVDF membranes with cellular pore structure are successfully prepared by comprehensively regulating the process parameters such as the dissolution temperature (Td), vapor temperature (Tv) and exposure time (t) during the VIPS process, as well as the membrane-forming parameter i.e. mass fraction of PVDF polymer.

Passed by Congress in 1970, the CSA comprehensively regulates the manufacture, distribution and possession of drugs.

And a law that says nothing about a subject matter obviously can't be characterized as comprehensively regulating that subject matter. .