Sentence examples for governs agents from inspiring English sources

And, in any case, the epistemic norm of Probabilism that interests us here governs agents modelled in this way.

The CDC program governs agents that pose a threat to human health, whereas the USDA program governs agents that pose a threat to plant or animal health; some agents, such as anthrax, affect both humans and animals and are thus regulated by both agencies.

One is a set of low-level control algorithms — which the MIT researchers refer to as "macro-actions" — which may govern agents' behaviors collectively or individually.

If the union deems Miller's actions in violation of the article governing agents in its bylaws, he will face disciplinary action.

The decision hinged on whether the law governing agents of the state allows them to form sexual relationships with those they spy upon.

Both states have strict laws governing agents, including a requirement that they register with the state and that they notify the university when contacting an athlete.

A lawyer for Andy Miller, the professional sports agent, said yesterday that he had contacted law enforcement authorities in Florida and Tennessee to assure them that Miller intended to comply with state laws governing agents.

It found that in football generally, the rules governing agents' conduct were observed "somewhat casually", "frequently disregarded" and that "Birmingham City FC was by no means the only club whose respect for the rules was less than strict".

According to the union's regulations governing agents, loans of more than $500 a year to players and their families are prohibited unless the purpose of the loan is disclosed to the union.

The letter was sent last Tuesday and asked the union to determine whether Boras had violated the regulations that govern agents, said Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's executive vice president for labor relations.

CN support in defining the structural properties of CAS by describing topology of the system and then describing rules that govern agents behaviour.