Likewise, if everything you do impacts "the environment," then the environment is an all-purpose umbrella for regulating everything you do.
Open-market operation, any of the purchases and sales of government securities and sometimes commercial paper by the central banking authority for the purpose of regulating the money supply and credit conditions on a continuous basis.
Law merchant, during the Middle Ages, the body of customary rules and principles relating to merchants and mercantile transactions and adopted by traders themselves for the purpose of regulating their dealings.
Several European countries, North America and India have adopted specific standards mainly for the purpose of regulating the market of desirable quality of composts (Briton 2000; FAI 2007).
It was also hypothesized that individuals can engage in overeating for the purpose of regulating their mood [ 22].
Under such circumstances, the Invasive Alien Species Act was established for the purpose of regulating the raising, carrying or importing of designated invasive alien species and to eliminate such species.
Remodeling enzymes thus may have gradually evolved from primitive nucleic acid translocases by co-opting different features of a nucleosome for the purpose of regulating the basic movements of the RecA lobes.
A riboregulator is an RNA sequence that responds to the Watson-Crick (sense-antisense) base pairing of a signaling nucleic acid molecule, commonly for the purpose of regulating translation.
Nutrient profile models that have been developed for the purpose of regulating broadcast advertising of foods to children vary considerably in both the total number of food commercials that they permit (overall strictness) and the type of foods that they permit to be broadcast.
