Sentence examples for policy regulating from inspiring English sources

Allan J. Fromberg, a spokesman for the Taxi and Limousine Commission, said the group did not have any general policy regulating ad content.

THE chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, favors repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," the nickname for the policy regulating military service by homosexuals.

In 1999, about 19percentt of restaurants with average per-person check prices of at least $25 said they had a policy regulating the use of cell phones in their dining areas, according to the National Restaurant Association.

But a strict government policy regulating the chemical components of biohacking might have much the same effect as laws banning gun ownership ordinary citizens will be discouraged, while criminals will still find what they want on black markets.In all likelihood, the right way to regulate biohacking will not become apparent for some time.

He then tried to simulate how a new policy regulating pharmaceutical prices in the U.S. affects R&D investment.

Each such organization forms an Autonomous System (AS), with its own policy regulating network traffic across its boundaries to protect valuable network resources.

Technology innovates and disrupts, while public policy regulates and controls — at least according to conventional wisdom.

On the other hand, the joint scheduling and filter policy regulates the system load at a much faster interval (after every t w scheduling epochs).

This type of policy regulates access to resources within a company and aims at increasing the security of company information and access to sensitive resources.

In some European and Asian nations, policy regulates the use of MSWI bottom ash in construction with an accepted degree of environmental and human health risk.

In the Netherlands, the governmental care for children and parents can be divided into two specific professional fields: On the one hand, via a system of social security and tax reductions national social policy regulates child allowances and child care arrangements that directly or indirectly influence family life and parents' possibilities.