Sentence examples for principles which regulate from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Monday the Serbian government accepted the "first accord on principles which regulate normalisation of relations, reached during the dialogue on Kosovo in Brussels," said an official statement, quoted by the AFP news agency.

The second part of the second principle is the difference principle, which regulates the distribution of wealth and income.

If Ortega's notion that the "psychic" depictions of modern art were only accessible to a gifted minority were extended to incorporate the notion that every individual intellectual activity apprehends reality from a point of view accessible only to itself, his philosophy of "perspectivism" as the synthetic principle which "regulated the world from the point of view of life" becomes intelligible.

However, the historical variability of immigration policies stands in stark contrast to the stability of principles and legal norms which regulate the citizenship regime (Spiro, 2015).

Principle 1 is accorded strict priority over principle 2, which regulates social and economic inequalities.

Marx thought that in this new society markets will continue for a prolonged period: "the same principle prevails as that which regulates the exchange of commodities, as far as this is the exchange of equal values".

The openEHR architecture [ 4] includes a design principle called 'Ontological separation', which regulates the EHR modelling; see Figure 1.

First, it is the basic preventive principle of the personal data protection system, which regulates the amount of collected data, so it cannot be connected and misused.

It is the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, which regulates Fannie Mae -- not Fannie Mae itself.

The Public Oversight Board, which regulates accountants, is also supported by them.

Monitor, which regulates foundation trusts, uses it.