The new law calls for the S.E.C. to draft regulations that could, for example, govern corporate disclosure of executive compensation, allow shareholders to nominate candidates for company boards, tighten oversight of credit rating agencies and, together with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, impose new capital and margin requirements on derivatives trading.
This principle, for example, governs the lubrication of ball bearings (Davis et al. 1986).
In a statement issued Saturday, for example, the governing military council asserted that it was "remnants" of the Mubarak government who had incited the violence in Tahrir Square here on Saturday morning.
Courts-martial, for example, are governed by rules of evidence similar to those in civilian courts.
Almost all the mortgage-backed securities created during the housing bubble, for example, are governed by New York State trust law.
Many media outlets, for example, are governed by union contracts that preclude such job-sharing without additional payments.
Still, same-sex couples might be more warmly welcomed if, for example, the governing bodies were to afford them a division separate from male-female pairs -- a move Mr. Halley and Mr. Guzman say they would applaud.
In the case of sponsored projects, for example, the governing contracts often require that the intellectual property created for the project belongs to the external sponsor, or to the university.
Ahead of the 2012 Olympics, for example, sport governing bodies and biomechanists debated whether the prosthetic legs worn by sprinter Oscar Pistorius gave him an unfair advantage against able-bodied athletes.
In the US, for example, regulations governing extra-label drug use in animals are found in 21 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) Part 530.
Clearly, researchers should take the local cultural issues into consideration (Meslin 2009; Widdows 2007), and ethics review boards in economically developed counties should give preference to the local cultural values and differences in laws, for example, laws governing privacy of participants and security of data (Sidle et al. 2006).
