It would, in effect, push the prohibition on sexual discrimination beyond the confines of work, trade and labor, which is already regulated, into untouched realms.
The result has been to make language and behaviour in corporate and public space highly regulated: but in the realm of the brain, the pub, the private conversation and of course the internet – everything is possible.
The obscure goddess Angerona, whose iconography depicted silence and secrecy, and whose festival followed that of Ops, seems to have regulated communications between the realm of the living and the underworld; she may have been a guardian of both arcane knowledge and stored, secret wealth.
In Arizona and many other states, the realm of firearms is poorly regulated, from gun stores and fairs to tourist traps like Last Stop.
As underlying norms and moral principles regulated the social interactions in non-economic realms, future transactions and business partnerships would be built on a solid social basis,3because "the production of guanxi simultaneously creates human feeling and material obligation.
Our study not only provides a transcriptome resource that can be utilized for improvement of B. juncea and related crops but also improves realm of our existing knowledge for high temperature and drought regulated genes at a genome-wide level.
Deities were also believed to give commands, instructing the king in the governance of his realm and regulating the management of their temples.
The realm of reproductive technology is surprisingly laissez faire in the U.S., more regulated in the United Kingdom.
The idea of reporting the result of your Bitcoin activity to your government, as you can imagine, is somewhat antithetical to the idea that Bitcoin works outside of the realm of state actors — how can it be unregulated if it is regulated?
Metabolic rate, regulated by body size and temperature, is the fundamental constraint of ecological processes in the marine realm [44].
