The proposal, offered by David A. Paterson, the Senate Democratic leader, calls for the creation of a New York stem cell institute to regulate research in the field, as well as make loans and grants to organizations and companies.
So here the rules of institutes, rooted at the exo-system and the teachers' sense of plausibility, shaped at the mesosystem are in contrast with each other, meaning that the rules of institutes tends to regulate the construction of teachers' personal style, but teachers attempt to remove this trend by constructing their own situated personal style.
An urgent education programme was instituted to change these practices.
Major League Baseball, the governing body of the U.S. major leagues, would need to institute a draft to regulate the flow of players from Cuba.
Texas had asked the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to block the E.P.A. from taking over the permits until the court could review the state's suit to stop the agency from instituting a plan to regulate greenhouse gases.
Malnourishment caused by overcrowding resulted in the deaths of several horses; the reserve's staff instituted a birth control program to regulate the herd to about 40 animals.
A: Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that under the standard proprietary-lease provision regarding subletting, a board has the right to regulate the duration of subletting and to institute a minimum residency requirement that must be met before an apartment can be sublet.
By pure coincidence, the institute has fiercely defended the tobacco companies from efforts to regulate their products.
Instituted under Prohibition in 1926, the law has been used to regulate many different types of venues over the years.
The other, Kathleen L. Casey, said she feared that instituting strict new disclosure requirements for securities that were already aimed at sophisticated investors could cause the agency to "regulate to the lowest common denominator and eviscerate the market for asset-backed securities".
