Sentence examples for its regulations to from inspiring English sources
The company said on Saturday that it hadupdated its regulations to make it clear that abuse would not be tolerated, and put extra staff in place to deal with potential problems.
If it were a functioning body, the F.E.C. would change its regulations to comply with the court ruling, but its three Republican commissioners have repeatedly blocked attempts to require disclosure.
James M. Beck, a lawyer who represents pharmaceutical companies at Dechert, a law firm in Philadelphia, said he believed the F.D.A. had little choice but to open up its regulations to review because of several court cases it had lost.
In 2007 the U.S. Department of Agriculture changed its regulations to allow fresh mangosteen from Thailand, but only if it had been irradiated to sterilize insect pests, which can impair fruit quality. .
Since identifying the virus, the park has tweaked its regulations to suppress the disease.
And partly in response, he added, the city has since changed its regulations to prevent future sidewinders.
APSOG is a voluntary association of PSCs which seeks to promote the interest of the industry and to ensure its regulation to enable it work effectively with all stakeholders.
The report also recommended that the Environmental Protection Agency extend its regulation to crops engineered to be resistant to viruses, most of which are now exempt from oversight, and which some fear have the potential to create so-called super weeds.
In the present article, we will review advances in carotenoid formation and its regulation to illustrate how metabolic engineering experiments have shed light on regulatory mechanisms.
There is growing consensus for an urgent need to develop efficient methods to analyze the human T and B cell response in order to understand its regulation, to unravel host-pathogen interactions and to design better vaccines.
The Food and Drug Administration, which frowns on the keepsake business but leaves its regulation to state and local authorities, issued a bulletin last September cautioning against unnecessary exposure to ultrasound, especially during pregnancy.
