Sentence examples for orders regulations from inspiring English sources

As soon as administrative orders, regulations, and policies of the central and local governments were sent to publishing houses, editors were organized to study government documents.

In every Chinese publishing house, editors were organized to study the Party's documents; topmost leaders' speeches; and government administrative orders, regulations, and policies (Warner 2000).

The Interagency Memo apparently will draw much of its policy and wordage from existing CPA orders, regulations, and memorandums.

Instead of describing first- and second-order regulations as separate conceptual types, you talk about a continuum that includes in-between categories, like "guided second order" decisions.

Farmers' Stop-Order Regulations (Cap. 63:03).

Using this representation, we do not need to replicate layers of interactions for each increment in the order of regulations, making it efficient and particularly suitable for representing GRNs, where higher-order regulations is a common phenomenon.

We used the model for generating datasets of varying size (50, 75 and 100 samples), having first and second-order regulations using the Bayes Net Toolbox [ 19].

To make this notion clear, we describe an example where we have already assessed the degree of interest in adding two parents (gene B and C, having third and first order regulations, respectively) to the gene under consideration, X.

Among other things, she said, the commission would investigate "any relevant legislation, executive order, regulation, plan, practice or procedure" in connection with the Sept. 11 attacks.

"At the same time brands know that if they do not put their houses in order regulation will follow so self-policing is worthwhile".

Interestingly, both telomere length and telomere recombination are subjected to a higher-order regulation involving epigenetic modifications of the telomeric chromatin7.