Sentence examples for principal regulations from inspiring English sources

The R&A, along with the United States Golf Association, which administers the game in this country, amended nine principal regulations from the Rules of Golf, the bible of the game.

1. CHANGE 267 YEARS IN MAKING: A TWEAK IN THE RULES OF GOLF The R&A and the United States Golf Association amended nine principal regulations from the game's bible.

(a) This subpart sets forth the principal regulations of the Wagner-Peyser Act Employment Service ESS) concerning the provision of services for MSFWs consistent with the requirement that all services of the workforce development system be available to all job seekers in an equitable fashion.

We examined the expression patterns during our time course to determine a set of principal regulation profiles for genes that are up-regulated during the first 60 min of cilia regeneration in Chlamydomonas.

Sixteen principal regulation profiles are identified and then grouped into five main patterns.

In reality, the principal building regulations document for fire safety in the UK, well known as Approved Document B (AD B), is essentially prescriptive in nature.

You wouldn't let your IT manager act as your representing counsel in court -- it's the same principal with regulations.

Matthew Howett, principal telecom regulation analyst, at research firm Ovum "A chief criticism is around BT being a near monopoly.

Numerous studies have focused on Pdx-1, which is considered to be a principal insulin regulator, and the regulation mode between Pdx-1 and insulin has been clearly demonstrated.

Income, quality of care and workforce planning were three areas for regulation identified: "The principal mechanism for regulation is contracting doctors for exclusive dedication to public employment and providing them with an adequate income" (PM #2 College of Physicians).

Similarly, we can expect teachers' work enjoyment ratings to be largely informed by their instructional activities (which obviously are the central and most time-consuming part of the teaching profession) but also include other reference objects, such as collegial interactions, principal support, bureaucratic regulations, etc.