Sentence examples for organizations that regulate from inspiring English sources

The fisheries management organizations that regulate the world's ocean commons, like the rest of the fishing world, are completely nontransparent.

For larger chamber works, interested users must still rent individual parts to perform them, and pay appropriate fees to Ascap and B.M.I. (Broadcast Music Inc ., the organizations that regulate the performances and broadcast of music.

Nearly every transportation mode has organizations that regulate operators through a series of licensing procedures, sanctions for inappropriate operating practices, and requirements for continuing training to retain certification to operate.

The agency is a vast organization that regulates products that account for one-fourth of the American economy.

Yesterday, the government-appointed organization that regulates Web sites ending in the.kz domain name for Kazakhstan confirmed that Mr. Cohen's site had been suspended.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, a nonprofit organization that regulates some aspects of the Internet addressing system, requires registrars to make ownership information for.com,.net and.org domain names public and free of charge.

As players began jumping from one team to another, the line between professional and amateur players blurred, prompting the organization that regulated amateur basketball in New York City to sanction teams that brought in professional players.

After marrying the portrait painter Juriaen Pool in 1693, Ruysch moved with him to The Hague, where they both joined the Guild of St. Luke a professional artists' organization that regulated the sales and promotion of artwork in the city and continued their work for the elector Palatine, Johann Wilhelm von der Pfalz.

"If ICANN [the quasi-governmental organization that regulates the domain industry] adopts the anti-tasting provision, Network Solutions will feel safe in discontinuing its service," they said.

My position was with the very organization that "regulates" pesticides in America, EPA's Office of Pesticide Programs.

Despite having an official organization that regulates the Spanish language (Real Academia Española), local colloquialisms are extraordinarily frequent due to the extensive geographic distribution of the Spanish language and the high number of available words.