2) We wanted to have a little fun with some popular Internet clichés and sensations over the years – i.e. "series of tubes" (Thank you former Senator Ted Stevens, formerly head of committee to regulate the Internet).
A32 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Accounting Regulator Chosen A divided Securities and Exchange Commission settled on William H. Webster, former F.B.I. and C.I.A. director, to head a new agency to regulate the accounting profession.
But in practice, in 1998, Rubin was one of several top Clinton administration officials who quashed an attempt by Brooksley Born, then head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, to regulate them.
The third gene was single-stranded DNA-binding protein 3 (Ssbp3), a gene known to regulate head morphogenesis.
The responsible gene, Ssbp3 (also known as Ssdp1), has been reported to regulate head morphogenesis in mice (22).
Instead much of the wealth has ended up enriching SOEs' chiefs and political patrons, frequently sons and daughters of Communist Party leaders, who are so powerful that they often outrank the heads of bodies supposed to regulate them.
It should be only said when true," states John Hanger, who headed Pennsylvania's efforts to regulate the shale gas industry under Gov. Ed. (Hanger was a primary pursuer of the ultimately unsuccessful attempt to order Cabot Oil and Gas to build a waterline to Dimock to compensate residents for an aquifer damaged by drilling-related methane migration).
His favourite illustration of the social origins of British broadcasting is a quotation from Lady Plowden, once head of the Independent Broadcasting Authority, which used to regulate commercial television.
The legal and illegal industries continue to operate in parallel, within an opaque system of relationships and rules set by the Alaba cartel, Emeka Mba, head of Nigeria's efforts to regulate the film industry, told me.
A PID controller [32] is also used to control the rotation of the battery package to regulate the heading angle during glider motion.
