Sentence examples for regulate how long from inspiring English sources

The guidelines regulate how long the governments can retain data and requires them to develop mechanisms to alert the public of any breaches of such data.

Airlines will regulate how long and when travelers can use the service and the flight captains have the power to turn the service off if it gets out of hand.

Some states have laws regulating how long insurance companies may wait before making a payment; others protect consumers from having their credit reports tainted by unpaid medical bills.

Most states have "prompt pay" laws regulating how long an insurance company may wait before making a payment -- usually 30 to 60 days -- though health care experts say some of the laws need more teeth.

And, so, how could an organization that monitors its employees' appearance and regulates how long they can celebrate on the field not pursue, with the same zeal, available video evidence of one of them knocking out his fiancée in an elevator?

These findings help to demonstrate how Period proteins act as a timekeeper that regulates how long Cryptochrome can turn down the activity of CLOCK and BMAL1.

Joseph Mendelson III, a lawyer with the National Wildlife Federation who was involved in persuading Massachusetts to file a suit demanding that the E.P.A. regulate greenhouse gases, noted how long the battle over climate-altering gases had dragged on.

Damage was most severe in the genes' promoter regions, the parts responsible for regulating when, and for how long, a gene is turned on.

Alternatively, legitimacy can be ascribed to organizations that are created and regulated by democratic states no matter how long and obscure the lines of delegation.

How long you sleep can affect the hormones that regulate hunger in the body.

Regulating the amount of telomeric repeats added by telomerase also involves how long telomerase can act on a given chromosome end.