Sentence examples for operations regulated by from inspiring English sources

American regulation has traditionally been based on function, so that one institution might have parts of its operations regulated by the S.E.C. and others regulated by bank, insurance or commodities regulators.

He said: "In the UK, shale gas operations are regulated by the same rigorous regime that all oil and gas operators must adhere to.

Steps of this cycle and all internal CPU operations are regulated by a clock that oscillates at a high frequency (now typically measured in gigahertz, or billions of cycles per second).

In the United States, liquefied natural gas (LNG) has the unique distinction of being the only flammable or hazardous material whose storage terminal (siting), handling and terminal operations are regulated by the federal government.

The core of this network is a neural stack-like memory where the push and pop operations are regulated by synaptic gating on the connections between the layers of the stack.

This particularly affected the academic institutions whose operations are regulated by Ministries of Education or Higher Education and not Ministries of Health.

Laboratory operations are regulated by the Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologists Board under an Act of Parliament and personnel may join the Association of Kenya Medical Laboratory Scientific Officers [ 35] that acted as advocates for its members, rather like a union [ 36].

Accordingly vessel design, manufacture, and operation are regulated by engineering authorities backed by legislation.

"We believe it's unprecedented and inappropriate for the Commission to impose a fine on a company's U.S. operations when those operations are already regulated by the U.S. government," Horacio Gutierrez, Microsoft's lead lawyer in Europe, told the Associated Press.

It is quite capable of operating safely for longer than 25 years and its operations are independently regulated by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.

Surgeons who want to try something new have a great deal of leeway, because new operations are not regulated by the government.