The numbers of muttonbirds now harvested are regulated so as to preserve a substantial breeding stock.
A theatre, of course, may be regulated so as to preserve the public peace, insure good order, protect public morals, and the like.
But it remains to be seen whether such a system has any chance of combatting the entrenched corruption in managing organ transplantation, or whether it could be regulated so as to prevent the proliferation of a black market.
The mere fact that FACA would regulate so as to interfere with the manner in which the President obtains information necessary to discharge his duty assigned under the Constitution to nominate federal judges is enough to invalidate the Act.
In the higher animals the task is easier since cells in the interior of their bodies are bathed in an internal medium the blood whose composition is regulated so as to minimize the effects of changes in the external medium.
But this misbranding language is not determinative, for it permits the F.D.A. to conclude that a drug or device is not dangerous to health and that it does have adequate directions when regulated so as to render it as harmless as possible.
Just as Facebook and Google should be forced to establish high default settings for privacy (which can be reduced at the user's request), the new cameras and recognition technologies should be regulated so as to let you decide whether you remain anonymous or not.Silicon Valley emphasises the liberating power of technology and it is often right.
Although these factors are necessary for immune surveillance of the local brain environment, microglial responses must be properly and tightly regulated so as to avoid overactivation and associated disastrous neurotoxic consequences.
The rGO concentration in PEDOT PSS is regulated so as to optimize the performance of PSCs. Figure 5a shows the J V curves of the PSC with pristine PEDOT PSS and PSCs with rGO/PEDOT PSS at different volume ratios.
"The way to control market failures is to regulate so as to internalize, for example, the price of your effect on the environment, not to monkey around with the fundamental profit motive," Kleinberger said.
And again, we might begin with Pope Leo, who charged the state with important functions: it must ensure that workers have regular days off and that working conditions be regulated so as to prevent injury to workers.
