Sentence examples for recognized regulations from inspiring English sources

All three have internationally recognized regulations for certifying stones.

Biological and organic-chemical contamination has been extensively considered by the COSPAR Panel on Planetary Protection (PPP) and has resulted in the internationally recognized regulations to which spacefaring nations adhere, and which have been in place for 40 years.

In response to the capital expenditures question, Ms. DuLong's e-mail said: "We adhere to recognized accounting regulations and principles, including those around our capital expenditures".

In fact, that need is recognized in regulations mandating that more than one non-human animal species be used to test new medications before they are used in humans.

It has long been recognized that regulation of appetite and reproduction is tightly linked, but the neuroendocrine networks responsible for this are only now being defined.

Endogenous melatonin is primarily recognized for regulation of the sleep wake cycle, but at high doses, it has potent antioxidant activity and is able to enter all cell compartments including mitochondria.

"We think there needs to be a balanced approach," Mr. Froman told a news conference after that speech, referring to across-the-board rule making as well as recognizing existing regulations in particular industries.

Recognize basic regulations about patients' health information relevant to medical interpreters, e.g. HIPAA.

The EBC method is not powerful when it comes to recognizing 'combinatorial' regulations among miRNAs, although such mechanisms are abundant.

This is a welcome trend, as we recognize that regulations devised for high-income countries may not always be the most appropriate for lower income countries.

8 When DOD staff proposed replacing TCE with methylene chloride, another solvent, LeBlanc weighed the options with an eye to uncertainty as well as known risk, recognizing that regulations lag behind scientific knowledge.