Four in 100 of Tesco's direct suppliers, who responded to a questionnaire by the grocery regulator, said the UK's biggest supermarket never complied with the code of practice, which governs major retailers' dealings with suppliers.
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL), the umbrella organization which governs major junior hockey in Canada, sent a proposal to Hockey Canada, recommending that the rule be expanded across junior hockey, which eventually was granted.
It is classically described to act upstream of and govern major developmental patterning processes (e.g. inter-digitations in vertebrates, ommatidia in Drosophila).
We hypothesized that more frequent sampling would reveal unappreciated patterns in gene expression, and provide a more precise understanding of the transcriptional dynamics that govern major developmental transitions.
Mill maintains that it is nevertheless possible to develop and confirm economic theory by studying in simpler domains the laws governing the major causal factors and then deducing their consequences in more complicated circumstances.
This review outlines the mechanisms governing the major modes of receptor-mediated endocytosis used in drug delivery and highlights recent approaches using these as targets for in vivo drug delivery of nanoparticles.
As President Rouhani well knows, this is no way to govern a major regional power concerned to build a new relationship with the west.
With a huge country to govern, and major economic, labor and environmental problems, Beijing may have reason to be cautious about liberalization.
The P/TGMS trait is governed by major genes, thus enabling their easy transfer into any genetic background and increasing genetic diversity of the P/TGMS lines (Mou 2016).
Rawls' leading idea is that, in justifying the principles of justice to govern the major social institutions (what he calls the "basic structure of society"), it is not necessary to engage in the metaphysical debate about moral truths.
