Sentence examples for deliberate regulation from inspiring English sources

The European data indicate that even in the absence of widespread deliberate regulation there were significant variations in fertility among different societies.

Vinyasa yoga, which includes both aerobic exercise as well as other features such as focused attention and deliberate regulation of breathing, may be especially beneficial to women who are trying to quit smoking.

Notably, for example, Hochschild's [ 20] concept of 'emotional labour' (i.e. the deliberate regulation of one's own and one's clients emotions as part of one's job) [ 20] has been applied in studies of the caring professions [ 21- 23].

Interestingly, in a mediation analysis on deliberate emotion regulation, VLPFC activity mediated regulation success [15].

One of the reasons that this deliberate pace of regulation has worked is that at crucial moments, the environmental community has successfully battled EPA and state agencies in court, and provided a political counterforce to the power exerted by industry.

This has implications for local public health policy and practice, such as the identification of sensitive sub-groups, the setting of air quality guidelines, targeting of public health messages in relation to air pollution and the regulation of deliberate burning practices [ 22].

And under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, deliberate mis-selling like this is a criminal offence.

Campaigners described his appointment as either "inept" or a "deliberate" move to weaken gambling regulation, given his history of supporting the gambling industry's use of FOBTs.

A group of 45 Tory MPs are also due to publish a letteron Tuesday opposing regulation in a deliberate counterblast to a letter published in the Guardian a fortnight ago from 42 Tory MPs.

California's deliberate political manipulation of the regulation of electricity markets in the 1990s taught us a hard lesson with brown-outs, electricity shortages, high prices, volatile markets and no investment in infrastructure.

The latter is dealt with by Directive 2001/18/EC [4] on the deliberate release of GMOs and Regulation 1829/03 [5] on genetically modified food and feed including seed (IT is controversial whether seed is comprised by the Regulation. However, it is common practice) [6].