Sentence examples for depending on regulations from inspiring English sources
The car is an urban vehicle with a limited range (about 60 miles) and speed (25 or 35 miles per hour, depending on regulations regarding low speed vehicles).
Comparing organic, conventional and integrated agriculture is not as simple as it may initially appear [13]: each system is characterized by a suite of practices which are ideologically, rather than empirically defined [12], these systems are not mutually exclusive from each other [9], [12], and vary from region to region depending on regulations [14].
Transfer RNAis not constitutively expressed and the abundance levels may fluctuate depending on regulation, which is ignored.
The health care overhaul provides a classic example of how the impact of a law depends on regulations needed to interpret it.
The impact of the legislative language is likely to depend on regulations being written by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that will not be completed for a year.
Add to this the fact that their power over vast swathes of public life depends on regulations made in Brussels and gold-plated in Whitehall, and it is hardly surprising that they have fought so hard against leaving the EU.
Finally, future development of therapies with Tregs will depend on regulations regarding cellular therapies.
But today investors realize that companies that depend on regulation and artificial market constraints are actually vulnerable.
Because Telecom Italia's profits in both its fixed-line and its mobile business depend on regulation, good relations with the government are crucial.
