Sentence examples for define and regulate from inspiring English sources

While the regulator may define and regulate sensitive areas like race and religion, in the areas of morality, the responsibility will have to be devolved to the public and citizen advisory committees".

That was the last time the agency tried to define and regulate organic food.

Ms. Coakley, a Democrat, said the act interfered with states' rights to define and regulate marriage as they saw fit.

The ruling also affirmed that states may define and regulate marriage as they see fit.

"The US supreme court has ruled over and over again that States have the authority to define and regulate marriage," Abbott said.

More than two years after the federal government's first effort to define and regulate organic food failed to win public approval, the Department of Agriculture is announcing much tougher rules that prohibit the use of genetically modified ingredients in products carrying the organic label.

The association defined and regulated the breed for the first time and undertook many educational and promotional campaigns.

Official development assistance (ODA), or foreign development aid, is defined and regulated by the development assistance committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD), whose members include the UK, Norway, Germany and Japan.

Yeshiva, also spelled yeshivah, or yeshibah (Hebrew "sitting"), plural yeshivas, yeshivot, yeshivoth, or yeshibot, any of numerous Jewish academies of Talmudic learning, whose biblical and legal exegesis and application of Scripture have defined and regulated Jewish religious life for centuries.

Jon Bird writes: If angry resistance to a world defined and regulated by men characterised Nancy Spero's early art works, then an exuberant and joyful playfulness came to dominate her scrolls and printed installations over the last three decades as her lexicon of cavorting female figures soared across paper and wall.

Therefore, a specific focus is placed on the contribution of microplastics from personal care products (defined and regulated as cosmetic products in the EU [13]) to the overall pollution of the environment with microplastics.