Sentence examples for cooperation to regulate from inspiring English sources

The President's Critical Infrastructure Protection Board is preparing the report, and it is intended to create public and private cooperation to regulate and defend the national computer networks, not only from everyday hazards like viruses but also from terrorist attack.

The EPA would like to enlist state cooperation to regulate greenhouse gases from power plants, and promises that state-level implementation will increase the flexibility and reduce the cost of meeting the EPA's emission reduction goals.

Greenpeace China climate policy analyst Li Shuo welcomed the countries' cooperation on efforts to regulate aviation emissions ahead of a crunch meeting in Montreal in September.

China has called for the creation of a global internet "governance system" and cooperation between countries to regulate internet use, stepping up efforts to promote controls that activists complain stifle free expression.

In eukaryotic cells, transcriptional regulation is usually achieved by the cooperation between multiple TFs to regulate the expression of genes.

Playing for time, Mr. Kostunica insisted on drafting a law to regulate cooperation.

After passing legislation to regulate cooperation with the tribunal, something Mr. Kostunica insisted on as a condition for future extraditions, the Yugoslav authorities have published the names of about 20 suspects and told them to surrender.

Rawls's rejection of a world government does not negate the legitimacy and desirability of establishing international or transnational institutions to regulate cooperation between peoples and even to discharge certain common inter-societal duties.

Our earlier work demonstrated the existence of a subset of multiple H3K9 KMTs in a single complex and functional cooperation between these molecules to regulate heterochromatin function and gene expression (Fritsch et al., 2010).

Recent studies reported that SMAD4/DPC4 has a TGF- β-independent function as tumour suppressor in cooperation with β-catenin/Lef to regulate target gene expression (Tian et al, 2009).

Furthermore, targeting Skp2 may also be a potential strategy to treat metastatic cancers, as we demonstrated that overexpression of Skp2 promotes cell migration and metastasis in cooperation with Myc-Miz1 to regulate RhoA transcription, whereas inactivation of Skp2-Myc-Miz1 restricts cancer metastasis.