Sentence examples for model for regulating from inspiring English sources
Obviously not all sectors of the production industry agree that the existing system is the perfect model for regulating Australian film and television.
Indeed, it's a willingness to confront and think through the issues that has made the HFEA an admired and trusted model for regulating embryo research.
Another federal program, which checks the safety of food imports, "might be a good model" for regulating imported drugs, Dr. McClellan said.
F.T.C. officials hailed the consent decree as a new and powerful model for regulating tech giants like Facebook and Google, which in recent years have built immensely lucrative advertising businesses rooted in the vast quantities of data they collect from people who use their free services.
This model for regulating access to RGTs can be contrasted with older eugenic practices, which involved coercing people into certain reproductive choices, and current regulations governing access to embryo screening technologies, which in many jurisdictions restrict the use of RGTs to the prevention of diseases, or a sub-class of diseases.
You suggest that state capitalism is not a competent model for regulating state enterprises.
The rapid modification of moesin at or near its actin-binding domain suggests a model for regulated membrane-cytoskeleton interaction during cell activation.
Here, we present further evidence that their interaction with and release from mRNA and translation complexes are important in determining their sub-cellular distribution and propose an integrated model for regulated nucleo-cytoplasmic transport of PABPs.
In view of the frequent ventilation-on-demand (VOD) changes of branches during intensive production in coal mines, the models for regulating the ventilation resistance of associated branches and ventilator frequency were established.
They have come up with a variety of models for regulating cross-border capital flows.
But about half the states have adopted the Uniform Multiple- Person Accounts Act, model legislation for regulating such accounts, and convenience accounts generally exist even in states that haven't adopted it.
