Sentence examples for regulates details from inspiring English sources

The agency regulates details of clinical practice, such as how many embryos may be implanted in the uterus, and rules on knotty ethical issues such as whether a couple may choose the sex of their baby (yes if for a medical cause, no if for social reasons) and whether a woman may conceive with sperm taken from her dead husband (only if he gave consent before he died).

Its planners can regulate minute details of front doors or wall colours with, we assume, some urban aesthetic in mind.

The case, Committee for a Better Twin Rivers v. Twin Rivers Homeowners Association, was the first in New Jersey to argue that homeowners associations, which often have the power to regulate architectural details and property use, also have some of the same responsibilities that governments have regarding record-keeping and oversight.

Laws are a cumbersome tool for regulating research details, since legislation cannot account for all situations and exceptions.

In this respect, the US's approach of enacting a general research law to set principles, and regulating the details on the basis of rules which can be changed more easily, was better.

The functioning of the Bioethical Committees in Poland is regulated in detail by the Regulation of the Ministry of Health and Welfare of 1999.

Rather it is a statement of a discipline regulating each detail of life.

The community, whose life was regulated in detail, was concerned that the feudal lords and governors should also respect the statutory rules.

Aristocrats were forced to curtail their hunting, which had been their chief pleasure - almost their raison d'être - and an extensive ritual reform regulated every detail of their behaviour.

Islamic law regulated in detail every part of the institution of slavery, from the jihad (holy war) and the distribution of booty to the treatment of slaves and emancipation.

Its contribution to urban quality of life is not clearly perceived; therefore, it is weakly protected and not regulated in detail.