Congress may use this method in connection with a comprehensive scheme of regulation, as, for example, in the case of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Federal Communications Commission; or Congress may employ this informatory process independently.
From the sparse information available in the literature, we built a comprehensive scheme of sugar metabolism in peach fruit that includes all of the known enzymatic reactions as well as connections to the main pathways of carbon metabolism.
It is clear, as the legislative history of the Act amply demonstrates, that Congress meant to create a comprehensive scheme of regulation which would be complementary in its operation to that of the states, without any confusion of functions.
A comprehensive scheme of pS vectors described above is shown in Figure 1.
Chapter 46 of the Code of the City of New Orleans sets up a comprehensive scheme of permits for the conduct of various businesses in the city.
In providing a comprehensive scheme that would explain the place of each religious teaching as well as the place of esoteric Buddhism in relation to the other Buddhist doctrines, Kûkai aimed to demonstrate the significance of his version of Buddhism.
The Act in question contains a comprehensive scheme for the control of trade in alcoholic beverages within the territory of Virginia.
Neither case involved the power of Congress to exert control over intrastate activities in connection with a more comprehensive scheme of regulation; Lopez expressly disclaimed that it was such a case, 514 U.S., at 561, and Morrison did not even discuss the possibility that it was.
Neither of the earlier decisions "involved the power of Congress to exert control over intrastate activities in connection with a more comprehensive scheme of regulation" comparable to federal drug laws, he said.
* In Title III, Congress enacted a comprehensive scheme for the regulation of wiretapping and electronic surveillance.
