Sentence examples for regulation consistent with from inspiring English sources

We anticipated that this relationship would be mediated through problems in affect regulation, consistent with the view that the presence of abuse in the parent child relationship would derail the development of adaptive affect regulation.

But if history is any teacher, I can think of no industry more deserving of scrutiny and strict government regulation consistent with their free speech rights guaranteed by the First Amendment.

In the down-regulated gene group, genes were identified that were related to biological processes that maintain normal heart cell function, including cardiac contraction and heart rate regulation, consistent with the decreased cardiac function of ICM patients found clinically.

A diverse set of phosphoproteins pivotal in a wide range of cellular regulation, consistent with the known pleiotropic effects of c-MET/HGF signalling, were identified.

We furthermore speculated that intestinal epithelial LepRb expression could contribute to this regulation, consistent with its role in the defense against E. histolytica.

The majority of genes showed low levels of QS regulation consistent with previous studies in B. cenocepacia K56-2 [ 27, 28].

A Kerry administration "would ask Congress to legislate standards and to direct the Federal Trade Commission and bank regulators to impose regulations consistent with those standards," Mr. Sperling said.

Her bill, which was signed into law on Sept. 11, authorizes the Department of Environmental Conservation to adopt regulations consistent with those in California regulating emissions from personal watercraft.

In March, the AFL-CIO, along with the major labour federations of Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, authored a statement insisting that an agreement "must at a minimum require that each party adopt and maintain laws and regulations consistent with the International Labor Organization ILOO) core labor rights".

This lack of regulation is an issue that will stay around either until bitcoin markets mature enough to implement regulations consistent with existing markets that trade other commodities or derivatives, or until the Exchange Act's laws are changed or altered to provide an exception for bitcoin.

One solution would create a new agency with real power to hold violators accountable - and to write regulations consistent with the law.