TTIP and other free-trade deals, she suggests, should state explicitly that investment-protection rules cannot be used to undermine states' right to regulate, merely to ensure fair repayment if investors are treated arbitrarily.
However, unless the limitation of uptake is strong this sequential uptake is not regulated but merely a consequence of differing uptake speeds for the two nutrients.
The thing limiting uptake of some of these solutions is a requirement, be it regulated or merely perceptional, is that data needs to be stored domestically.
Such feel-good substitutes for meaningful government action are themselves inadequately regulated, and merely lull people into the mistaken belief that they are making a significant contribution to curing social ills that can be dealt with effectively only through legislative, regulatory and judicial means.
One important claim Rawls makes about practice rules is that they do not merely regulate action, but are constitutive of it.
Interestingly, the promoter GUS reporter assays suggest that the expression of miR171h is not merely regulated by phosphate per se but rather by a combination of phosphate and nitrogen levels, because the activity of the miR171h promoter is absent at high phosphate and low nitrogen conditions compared to full nutrition conditions.
Regional phase differences across all three dimensions of the SCN are intrinsically regulated and not merely driven by light input, but influenced by photic stimuli in a region-specific manner.
The government is not opposed to any particular technology, Mr. Forson explained, but merely wants "regulated entities to provide telephone service," not unlicensed and untaxed wildcatters.
Hence the natural law does not forbid the pursuit of self-interest but merely regulates it, enjoining both the care of self and the care of others that humans already seek (in a limited and inadequate fashion).
The induced expression of a starch-degrading enzyme in the roots (Sherameti et al. 2005) could be a hint, but enhanced degradation of starch might be also necessary for the accelerated development of the root and so expression may merely be regulated by metabolic needs rather than induced by the fungus.
