In this chapter, we will define a terminology to describe DNA topology and discuss recent progress in the field, illustrating how topological changes in DNA can regulate general principles of gene expression and nuclear architecture.
It is how private health care works when it isn't regulated and the principle of mutual obligation is ignored, or relegated to a secondary consideration.
Political participation, which Daniels (2008, 95 6) regards as a social determinant of health, is regulated by the principle of equal basic liberty: among other things, this principle safeguards the fair value of the right to participate politically.
Education is regulated by the principle of fair equality of opportunity, which requires 'equitable public education' as well as 'developmentally appropriate day care and early childhood interventions' (Daniels 2008, 96).
As a result, in the 1940s the relationship between the princely states and the crown remained regulated by the principle of paramountcy and by the various treaties between the British crown and the states.
Matters of basic justice involve principles regulating the distribution of important resources (e.g. income, wealth) not covered by the list of basic rights and liberties (Rawls 1996, 228 229).
Here, we have reviewed the rules for and the theoretical background of the isotopic approach to environmental and ecological problems and have described the principles regulating the distribution of isotopes in the biosphere, which is inhabited by millions of species.
It is based on their recent paper, "How to Regulate the Regulators: Applying Principles of Good Corporate Governance to Financial Regulatory Institutions," available here.
A community of principle is regulated by principles that have been elaborated in a distinctive way in the particular community.
