Sentence examples for modify regulation from inspiring English sources

Progress in on-line credentialing will be slower than progress in online delivery, because of the need to comply with or modify regulation, establish reputation, and overcome entrenched institutional interests in residential education.

It is, therefore, likely that polymorphisms affecting the level or activity of the RelA-associated inhibitor RAI would influence the availability of RelA, and thus modify regulation of apoptosis.

The Secretary may modify regulations promulgated under this section or the Tribally Controlled Schools Act of 1988 [25 U.S.C. 2501 et seq.], only in accordance with this section.

California, Wisconsin and Illinois have joined 12 mostly Northeastern states in challenging the federal government's proposal to modify regulations over power plant emissions saying they undermine the intentions of the Clean Air Act.

As the leaders of the seven leading industrial democracies and Russia gathered here for their annual meeting, the United States also released a report saying Japan had made modest progress over the last year in meeting promises to remove or modify regulations that hamper American companies from competing in Japan.

"These general thoughts provide potential ways to reduce or modify regulations, or suggest changes that promote commerce and defend the Second Amendment without significant negative impact on ATF's mission to fight violent firearms crime and regulate the firearms industry," the paper states.

President Obama announced he instructed 30 federal agencies to repeal or modify regulations to reduce reporting requirements and save businesses billions of dollars in compliance costs.

"These general thoughts provide potential ways to reduce or modify regulations, or suggest changes that promote commerce and defend the Second Amendment without significant negative impact on ATF's mission to fight violent firearms crime and regulate the firearms industry," the memo reads.

Three of these mention children's unique vulnerability to carbon monoxide, ozone and particulate matter, but do not provide further details, assess additional safety factors or modify regulations in light of this vulnerability.

We therefore tested a modified regulation where CII production was simply terminated after a single phage genome replication time.

Policy responses varied from modifying regulation and accreditation schemes in Thailand, to easing regulation to speed up nurse production and recruitment in India.