Sentence examples for recognised and regulated from inspiring English sources
Damien Fahy, founder of website MoneytotheMasses, says it will remain a fringe investment until it is officially recognised and regulated.
As about half of all human protein encoding genes undergo alternative cleavage and polyadenylation, it is somewhat surprising that we currently only have a poor understanding how noncanonical poly(A) sites are recognised and regulated.
Home to "FSA recognised" and "regulated" funds.
Time could therefore be coming for systematically considering operational measures as a recognised and regulated integral part of a holistic approach to ship safety from the point of view of stability.
53 54 Emotional intelligence is defined as the ability to recognise, express and regulate feelings and emotions in one's self and in others, and to utilise feelings and emotions to motivate, plan and develop actions.
They have not banned the yakuza, who claim to be humanitarian organisations with ancient roots in Japanese culture; instead the government has recognised their right to exist and regulated them with increasingly stringent laws.
It was eventually recognised and treated.
Professional staff recognised and valued.
Office workers complained of headaches, fatigue, coughs, sinus infections and even cancers.After many years, America's Environmental Protection Agency recognised formaldehyde, one of the substances emitted, as a probable carcinogen and regulated its use.
But scientists, many environmentalists, companies and policymakers are united in recognising the potential safety and efficacy of this technology at well selected and regulated sites, the barriers to which are chiefly economic.
