Sentence examples for governing the content from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s the Federal Communications Commission established regulations governing the content and public interest obligations of broadcast networks.

It argued, unpersuasively, that federal law governing the content of cigarette ads pre-empts traditional local authority to regulate the location of such ads.

In advancing this argument, Wyeth relies not on any statement by Congress, but instead on the preamble to a 2006 FDA regulation governing the content and format of prescription drug labels.

Each study consists of case studies of employers in particular sectors in which we consider the costs associated with training an apprentice under a given apprenticeship framework (i.e. the rules governing the content and structure of training to be delivered).

In Norway, the Norwegian Centre for Informatics in Health and Social Care (KITH) has developed guidelines governing the content of electronic referral and discharge letters [ 17, 18].

A spokesman for ITV said it already had "strict controls" in place to govern the content of gambling advertising.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), U.S. legislation (1974) that governs the content of and access to student records in higher education.

The legislation offers automatic renewals of local and national licences to those services with a digital offering and relaxes the rules which govern the content and organisation of local radio stations.

Further qualitative research may be necessary to examine survivors' opinions on what governs the content of consultations and why certain topics are not discussed.

Two themes govern the contents of this principle first, the term 'best care', which the task force felt to be conveyed by the subsequent recommendations, and second, the phrase 'shared decision' with the patient, which refers to the need to discuss treatment aims, management plans and reasons for the recommended approaches with the patient.

The content of the early education programs is regulated by a national "Framework plan" (Norwegian Ministry of Education 2006), which is a broad set of guidelines governing the educational content of early education centers, comprising both pre-academic stimulation, physical activity, and arts.