Sentence examples for regulation outline from inspiring English sources

In this review, we discuss the Lin28 pathway and its regulation, outline its roles in stem cells, tissue development, and pathogenesis, and examine the ramifications for re-engineering mammalian physiology.

The Financial Services Authority said today it intended to oversee remuneration policies at 45 major firms as part of a sweeping review of banking regulation outlined by Lord Turner.

In trying to fulfil the broad social objectives of health market regulation outlined above, governments have traditionally focused their efforts on health products and equipment, and practitioners and facilities engaged in the provision of health services (Table  1).

Clearly, further studies are warranted, adopting an integrated, multifaceted approach that takes into account the unique aspects of cell death regulation outlined above, in order to assess more accurately the impact that apoptosis has on endocrine responsiveness.

The proposed regulations outline three possible approaches for emissions reductions, all of which involve some version of a cap-and-trade system.

In December 2001, for instance, Mr. Feinberg issued draft regulations outlining the mechanics of the fund.

After the telecommunications act was adopted, the F.C.C. issued accounting regulations outlining how the Bell companies were to calculate the price of leases to competitors.

After the act was adopted, the F.C.C. issued complex technical accounting regulations outlining how the Bell companies were to calculate the price of leases to competitors.

An aide to Britain's culture secretary attempted to ward off reporters investigating the minister's expense reports by warning them about her role in implementing press regulations outlined in the Leveson Report, according to The Daily Telegraph.

Consequently, the legal regulations outlined above constitute a constraint for a relatively small group of employees.

Carmona says that UNAM's general consul is drafting new regulations outlining how the university should handle alleged ethical lapses.