Extremely fast growing areas are often crucial to developing economies, which means poorly regulated property markets can do a lot of harm.
The volatile profile of a plant species is a genetically regulated property that is important to be assessed when developing agricultural applications based on associational resistance [ 15, 16].
The virtually not regulated property of this gene emerged in our numerous whole transcriptome profiling studies of pbMEC [ 8, 11, 12].
Some communications experts suggested that having taken intermediate efforts would be a necessary building block in any future effort to regulate property owners more directly.
Another hindrance in Nassau and elsewhere has been the hodgepodge of local and state laws and court rulings -- often antiquated and at times conflicting -- that regulate property taxes.
P. 429. 4. The power to regulate property, services or business can be invoked only under special circumstances, and it does not follow that, because the power may exist to regulate in some particulars, it exists to regulate in others or in all.
Before the Incarnation, civil ownership and civil use were grounded in man-made laws designed primarily to regulate property ownership.
Men devised political dominium to regulate property relations, and although sin keeps them from recognizing the borrowed nature of any dominium, it does not preclude there being grace-justified property ownership.
Over the long run, the productive forces determine other aspects of the society, starting with the relations of production, the informal and formal rules that define and regulate property (1845, 151).
The parties attempt to realize the second principle of justice at the legislative stage by shaping the laws that regulate property, contract, inheritance, taxation, hiring and minimum wages, and so on.
It's nice to have a mattress topper, which has temperature regulating properties to keep you comfortable as climates fluctuate.
