Sentence examples for defined in the regulations from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's says the food labelling regulations have not been breached: "The use-by dates on the packs are not use-by dates as defined in the regulations".

Compliance implies enforcing the rules that implement the policies defined in the regulations.

Torsional irregularity coefficients as defined in the regulations do not represent the torsional characteristics of the structures realistically, Code definitions of torsional irregularity coefficients should be completely amended.

Since the floor rotations may be considered as the real representative of the torsional behavior, torsional irregularity coefficients as defined in the regulations should be completely amended.

("Individual" is defined in the regulations as a competent adult or a personal representative acting on behalf of an incompetent person).

But there are still drawbacks associated with current strategies to provide cellular therapeutics, which is defined in the regulations of the different countries.

Again, the relevant temperature (and other environmental conditions) for testing persistence was not defined in the regulation.

The implementation of this provision is defined in the Antitrust Regulation (Council Regulation No 1/2003) which can be applied by the Commission and by the national competition authorities of EU Member States.

Nothing in the way prisons obtain these drug combinations fits the picture of human subjects research as defined in the federal regulations (45 CFR part 46, subpart C).

All study materials were handled in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and a limited dataset (as defined in the Privacy Regulations issued under HIPAA) was used for this analysis.

Samples from one team were grouped into a single parcel and sent to the laboratory, either by courier or delivered by hand under controlled temperature conditions as defined in the applicable regulations.