Sentence examples for regulation once again from inspiring English sources

We met at the Social Media Week session led by Kenneth Kwok of Beehive Strategy, although entitled Compliance and Regulation, once again the conversation turned to the "value" and "ROI" of social media but the lack of measure or facility to tie the efforts to actual revenue.

hnRNPK was also found to exhibit post transcriptional regulation; once again the mRNA expression remains constant while protein expression increases.

Regulation has once again become a whipping boy that cannot possibly improve consumers' lives, but can only create "barriers to entry" for small businesses.

These new regulations are, once again, much to the Administration's credit.

Bill Fletcher Cirencester, Gloucestershire  Press self-regulation fails once again "Who wants to see another Leveson?" asks Ian Burrell (21 December).

What is surprising, and frankly shocking, is that the Federal Reserve board, after all that has happened, may buy those anti-regulation arguments once again.

After a pause during the Reagan years, regulations had once again proliferated.

Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, condemned the NATO air raid in a message to Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff: "There is no doubt that the horrible crime was in violation of international laws and regulations which once again unmasked the true face of the so-called advocates of peace and human rights".

As for the building laws and regulations that are once again under public scrutiny and debate after the Van earthquake, many experts do not think tinkering with them will fix the problem.

That would prove to be the case for both goalkeepers over the final half-hour of regulation time with defences once again dominating, sending the match to extra-time.

The GO terms with the highest significance in the biological process category are cytoskeleton organization and, once again, regulation of transcription.