Sentence examples for introduction to regulation from inspiring English sources

See also B Morgan and K Yeung, An Introduction to Regulation (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007).

Chapter one thus wisely begins with a fine introduction to the Regulation's background, followed by an outline of the main principles of the Regulation.

Specific topics include introduction to metabolism, transcriptional regulation, signal transduction, flux balance analysis, and metabolic flux analysis.

In a terse introduction to the proposed regulations, the executive says the "industry could and should do better" on safety and that operators will have a new duty to make sure this is done.

An introduction to RNR, its function and regulation is needed.

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The special nature of pharmaceutical markets (due to patent protection, third-party payers and low price elasticity) has led to the introduction of regulation in European markets.

Mr Drakeford added: "Although the research findings show that progress has been made in reducing children's exposure to second-hand smoke in cars, we now believe the introduction of regulations to prohibit smoking in private vehicles carrying under-18s is needed as the final piece in the jigsaw to eliminate the harm and end persistent inequalities in exposure.

The emission rate for cars using highways has been on a decline between 1975 and 1995 due to regulations and the introduction of unleaded petrol.

Brawn said a big change to regulations in 2014 - the introduction of turbo engines with extensive energy recovery - meant he wanted to continue.

However, the CAA says that "thanks to the introduction of a regulation by the EU", these costs can now be shared by up to six people including the pilot, while restrictions on advertising have also been removed, allowing online platforms to match up pilots and passengers.