Alongside the provision of new social housing, Howard's garden cities helped establish a principle still embedded in planning regulations today: the separation of work and home.
We made extensive use of an important tenet of economic theory: People respond to incentives, but the incentives embedded in government regulations often don't have their desired effects.
Yet, how expert judgements are made and how far they are embedded in labour regulations lack some transparency: it would be hard for others, therefore, to replicate the SOC HE 2010_EP classification.
The discussion on land and HCV issues addressed criticisms where state officials often argued that demanding recognition of international concepts had ignored the legal system embedded in Indonesia regulations (interview 2,15).
Although the registration procedure that was published and advocated by WHO was not embedded in country regulations, the support provided by WHO was successful in facilitating the scientific review of the dossier.
"Right now," he said, "the officially recognized agencies are very deeply embedded in financial regulation, investment contracts and rules".
Australia has gone one step further and had the Australian Standards for Editing Practice (Asep) embedded in universities' degree regulations.
His men named the drink "grog" in his honor, and the custom of serving it spread through the fleet, finally getting embedded in the naval regulations.
The relationship among workers, companies, and governments are partially democratic, embedded in strong labour regulations, and overseen by authoritarian regimes.
The progress in mapping RNA-protein and RNA-RNA interactions at the transcriptome-wide level paves the way to decipher possible combinatorial patterns embedded in post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression.
