During the 18th century, access to the political arena depended largely on membership in an aristocracy, and participation in elections was regulated mainly by local customs and arrangements.
In the Decision of 1 December 2011 it was proposed that allowances be introduced for small consignments which will be uniformly regulated EU-wide – 'oral customs declarations'.
Shelley lived in Patcham from 1546, and was an important figure in Brighton's early history: in 1579, he and three other local noblemen were appointed by the Privy Council to form a commission to record and regulate the "ancient customs" of the villagers and to mediate between the fishermen and the farmers, who often had conflicting needs.
(man, 49) It is well documented that cultural norms and customs regulate consumption of alcohol throughout the world.
"The Internet is a borderless entity, and in the world of electronic communications, there is no comparable system of customs rules that regulated the commerce of goods in the past".
Mostly individual entities are self-regulating themselves with custom made anonymization techniques which according to him is not enough.
But he also penetrated the highly regulated supply chain of legitimate distributors in Europe, said David A. Faulconer, a customs official.
Security is regulated, designed and controlled by public agencies, either international I.M.O., federal customs and border patrol, coast guards, F.B.I. or local police — not by the terminal operating companies or the shipping lines.
Potential targets of differentially regulated novel miRs were predicted by the TargetScan Human 5.2 custom program.
Therefore, the culture was regulated to 35°C using a servo-controlled (Modular One Technology, Parker, TX) custom solid state Peltier cooler mounted below the recording amplifier.
After identifying expressed sequence tags in Japanese cedar tissue undergoing xylogenesis, we designed a custom cDNA microarray to compare expression of highly regulated genes throughout a growing season.
