Sentence examples for regulation firmly from inspiring English sources

After all, bourbon's federal regulation firmly states that bourbon comes from "new charred oak". Yet, the government allowed Angel's Envy (among others) to state their whiskey is straight bourbon, despite being finished in another cask.

The Regulation firmly states that "In relation to human health, no data collected on humans shall be used to lower the safety margins resulting from tests or studies on animals" (art. 4, point 6).

This feedback regulation as firmly established in mouse models (Jones et al, 1995; Montes de Oca Luna et al, 1995) is subjected to tight regulation (Wade et al, 2010; Zhang & Lu, 2009).

The company said in a statement that its TVs comply with US government guidelines and regulations: "Samsung firmly rejects the accusation that we are misleading consumers.

Contrast this with the financial services industry, where the rules and regulations are firmly established, and large firms have sufficient resources on hand to comply.

It's vital to create a space in the national conversation which stands firmly between regulation and indifference.

"The administration believes firmly that regulations can both be more effective and consistent with American competitiveness," a senior White House official said this morning.

Clearly, regulation and employment have become firmly linked in contemporary public discourse.

Australia has focused firmly on financial regulation and increasing growth for the G20 summit in Brisbane that opens on Saturday.

Since these discoveries, the role of DNA methylation in the regulation of imprinted genes was firmly established [11].

Indeed, feedback regulation of GA biosynthesis is firmly established as a mechanism to maintain GA homeostasis in higher plants [ 10, 43].