Sentence examples for controlled by rules from inspiring English sources

Couto is not against hunting, "if it's controlled by rules", he says.

The important point is that identifier usage will be hostage to political considerations for as long as it is controlled by rules of procedure; that situation is not likely to change.

The uncertainty stems from a simple, painful reality: there are nowhere near enough organs for all the people who need transplants, and livers from cadavers are tightly controlled by rules meant to give priority to patients who need transplants most and who will be most likely to survive the surgery.

Furthermore, they argue, the judge has no authority to order such aid outright for anyone, because it is now controlled by rules set under the federal welfare overhaul of 1996 -- rules intended to improve family well-being by moving parents from welfare to work.

In addition, workplace is systematized and controlled by rules and procedures, and normally associated with low levels of freedom and autonomy.

Despite this expectation, conflicts of medical opinion in court are common, perhaps because the human body and its ailments are less controlled by rule than is the law.

Lost in this debate over the Fed's role is the fact that systemic risk would best be controlled by restoring rules ignored in the deregulatory fervor of the past decade, developing new rules as needed and enforcing them day to day.

'The ascertainment of that value is not controlled by artificial rules.

All these factors are controlled by international rules, which are discussed in the chapter.

Distribution of the block copolymer between the interface and the bulk phases is studied assuming that it is controlled by the rules of equilibrium thermodynamics.

Even medical waste, theoretically controlled by stringent rules that require hospitals to operate incinerators, is routinely dumped with regular municipal garbage.