Verbier, I was learning, has some of Switzerland's best and longest 'itineraries', partially regulated off-piste descents which offer the pleasures of free-ride skiing with much less of its danger - after snowfalls, the resort makes the routes safe from avalanches before they are reopened.
Zoning laws may also regulate: –off-street parking.
Judge Livingston held that the district judge did not abuse her discretion in holding that the student's speech "foreseeably create[d] a risk of substantial disruption within the school environment", which is the precedent in the Second Circuit for when schools may regulate off-campus speech.
The key to solving this problem is how to regulate off-label promotion.
Here, we demonstrate that chimeric LacI/GalR family transcription factors can be used to create modular logic gates in E. coli that display tightly regulated ON and OFF states.
By regulating run-off, trees help guarantee water-supplies and prevent natural disasters, like landslides and floods.
However, extrinsic signals regulating nuclear off-centering and its biologic roles remain to be elucidated.
At the onset of ripening, a developmentally regulated switch off of photosynthesis occurs and O2 is likely to be generated.
We are now beginning to understand how genes are switched on and off, regulating the transcriptional activity, however the subtleties of protein-DNA interaction that drive up- or down-regulation remain elusive, especially in what concerns genes under nuclear receptor control.
Under government policy to make passengers shoulder substantially more of the cost of the railway than taxpayers, regulated fares – off-peak intercity tickets and season tickets – are to rise by 1% above inflation.
When he defends utilitarianism as a universal "meta-morality" that can regulate "trade-offs" among tribal moralities, it's no accident that he describes this super-morality as a common currency.
