Sentence examples for expected regulations from inspiring English sources

The expected regulations would give employers a fixed period, perhaps up to 90 days, to resolve any discrepancies between identity information provided by their workers and the records of the Social Security Administration.

Obama's Energy Security Trust proposal comes as his administration is reportedly looking to delay expected regulations on greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants.

If they have had the certificate in the past, the use of that certificate, the number of employees, the types of jobs that were performed, and provide evidence to the department that they have implemented the certificate in compliance with expected regulations," Turner-Little said.

This varies from sector to sector, but factors such as economic feasibility, compliance with current or expected regulation and stakeholder expectations all play a part.

Expected regulation will require all kinds of safety features, which will add further costs to tokamak power.

Wait, you may be asking yourself: What about widely expected regulation relief?

Briefly, the algorithm calculates a "context score" for each predicted miRNA hit, which corresponds to the log2 ratio (hence lower values mean stronger repression) of expected regulation in experimental systems [26].

Some genes regulated by these TFs were differentially expressed but their expression did not always agree with the expected regulation.

Analyses of transcriptome data from wt E. coli cells indicate the expected regulation of substrate uptake and metabolic pathway utilization upon growth rate change.

OLFM1 protein and antibody treatments did not result in the expected regulation of several EMT transcription factors (including Snai1, Snai2 and Twist1), and did not reduce the expression of adhesion molecules that are normally lost upon EMT.

Jim McAndrews, who supervises the northern New Jersey operations of PODS, said his company expects regulations.