Sentence examples for regulated hours from inspiring English sources

Economic difficulties of the time meant there were plenty of empty buildings in which to throw parties, so unlike other cities that had strictly regulated hours, Bristol incubated an all-night sound-system culture that was free to develop organically and without restriction.

State governments also set wages and prices, regulated hours of work, controlled licensing of occupations, and ran state enterprises.

Overtime work was also derived from one question and divided into yes (answer categories "work overtime once or twice a week," "often work overtime," and "do not have regulated hours at all" combined) or no ("never work overtime").

"If everyone's being paid hourly, I expect that more regulated hours would have minimal impact," says Deutche Bank Alex. Brown analyst Jeetil Patel.

Nor would it be in the interest of residents who make additional money from working overtime to disclose that they are working beyond the regulated hours [ 14].

Local towns regulate hours, access, amplified music and alcohol; and high tides, other beach visitors and piping-plover conservation measures can alter party plans.

Of the genes differentially regulated 24 hours after cardiac surgery 80 were up-regulated and 15 were down -regulated.

There, a strong teachers' union heavily regulated working hours and schools didn't offer the sort of before- and after-school programmes vital for supporting her students.

I would eventually discover several friendlier nurses or nurses' aides with whom it was possible to talk about the bizarre reality of being on a psychiatric unit with a locked door and fiercely regulated visiting hours (5 30 to 8 on weekday evenings and 2 to 8 on weekends) without feeling like an official mental patient.

We found a number of genes associated with chitin metabolism differentially regulated 24 hours post-infection.

25 components of the pathway diagram were also regulated 2 4 hours post-Ifng treatment.