Sentence examples for regulating conduct from inspiring English sources

840, 82 L.Ed. 1294: 'No order has been entered fixing rates or regulating conduct.

In particular, it has been necessary to have a properly recognized system for regulating conduct and discipline.

Nor, he wrote, is the law constitutional under Congress's power to enforce the 14th Amendment, because that power extends only to regulating conduct by the state.

The Court has long held that the act bars states from regulating conduct that it prohibits as well as conduct that it protects.

We need not repeat that detailed review of the Commerce Clause's history here; it suffices to say that, in the years since N.L.R.B. v. Jones Laughlin Steel Corporation, Congress has had considerably greater latitude in regulating conduct and transactions under the Commerce Clause than our previous case law permitted.

Most importantly, law in Japan plays a far less pervasive role in resolving disputes and creating and adjusting rules regulating conduct.

The second problem is that public-oriented corporate governance rules tend to focus only on indirectly regulating corporate conduct.

There are no societies, and never have been throughout recorded history, that lack some kind of institution of marriage regulating sexual conduct and the raising of children.

Through contracting, individual, self-regulating ethical conduct gradually takes the position formerly held by legal institutions.

In the context of health research systems, the development of inappropriate performance indicators can have profound impacts upon those regulating, commissioning, conducting and interpreting research.

Such soft law "may be understood as a descriptive umbrella for non-binding instruments containing recommendations or hortatory, programmatic statements, taking the form of informal rules like circulars, self-regulating codes of conduct or government white papers.