Sentence examples for for regulating access to from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the Convention on Biological Diversity and Bonn Guidelines establish the principal international legal regime for regulating access to biological resources in areas of national jurisdiction.
This chapter proposes an efficient client-based evaluator of access control rules for regulating access to XML documents.
The conclusion of the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights TRIPS Agreementt) in 1994 established a minimum baseline for regulating access to technology and knowledge goods.
A popular model that has been proposed for regulating access to RGTs is the 'genetic supermarket'.
Assuring communities of exclusive utilization rights, and thus that appropriate rules for regulating access to community forest resources are enacted.
This model for regulating access to RGTs can be contrasted with older eugenic practices, which involved coercing people into certain reproductive choices, and current regulations governing access to embryo screening technologies, which in many jurisdictions restrict the use of RGTs to the prevention of diseases, or a sub-class of diseases.
However, in the context of regulating access to limited, monolpolizable resources, we are not aware of any study that has tried to look for, nor found, any evidence of turn-taking.
The study design was grounded in a healthcare system in which GPs have a mission of regulating access to secondary care.
34 There is considerable scope for reducing alcohol-related harm, particularly through regulating access to alcohol consumption from increasing price and reducing availability.
This goes some way to arguing against a role for this loop acting as a flexible gate regulating access to the active site; an alternative role in supporting substrate specificity is discussed below.
However, this criticism applies to all of the series previously published, because the selection procedures regulating access to ICUs of cirrhotic patients were never described.
