Sentence examples for regulated period from inspiring English sources
These sums cover the "regulated period" - the year leading up to polling day.
Campaigning skills and confidence are being shared as we prepare for the start of the regulated period on 19 September.
The 1- to 90-day minimum runoffs were dropped between −33.3% and −53.8% over the regulated period.
In addition, the SOM contained one subcluster with sites only from the regulated period and another with only natural sites.
The proposed overall spending limit for charities across the UK during the regulated period is also being raised from £390,000 to £450,000.
One pro-UK campaign, Vote No Borders, has already spent more than £250,000 on a series of cinema, newspaper and billboard adverts and filming anti-independence voters, and is planning to spend its full legal limit of £150,000 during the regulated period by raising further funds.
Since we found that APL-1 does not require its C-terminal domain for rescue of the molting defect and soluble, secreted APP has been shown to bind to an LRP homolog [41], an attractive hypothesis would be that the N-terminal domain of APL-1 is shed and released at regulated periods followed by binding to LRP-1 to mediate proper ecdysis at each of the four molts.
For instance, two genes Gm01 and Gm02, which are similar to each other, were expressed in all eight different tissues and organs and both had very low expression in leaves and seeds, while highly expressed in epicotyls and, under three different stress treatments they all had an up-regulated period.
Derivatives, now swapped one-on-one, ad infinitum across the financial system, need to be traded on a fully regulated exchange, period.
"But it is constitutionally OK provided the caps are reasonable and the regulated 'election period' is not too broad," Orr said.
However, the BBC could potentially justify pushing ahead with the proposed format because the debate is not being held during a tightly regulated election period, when different broadcasting rules apply.
