The Administrator may, by regulation, prescribe additional criteria for eligibility for such an award [reference, page 73].
Another of the new regulations prescribes in detail the medical and psychological screenings that hospitals must conduct for potential donors.
In Judea in 200 bce, in Sicily in 135 32 bce, and on the Nile in 46 ce, regulations prescribed the food rations a slave could expect.
Yet the proposed regulations prescribe an intensive registration process for portals, handled by both the S.E.C. and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Wall Street's self-policing body.
Once we choose to follow the path of state secrets, we sooner or later reach the fateful point at which the legal regulations prescribing what is secret become secret.
The regulations prescribe a utopian data future where consumers can refuse companies access to their personally identifiable information (PII).
"Regulations prescribe that it is the last instance of appeal and we respect that".
Highkart and other Bitcoin traders in India say they are following all banking regulations prescribed by the RBI, leaving no room for any illegal activities.
These codes and regulations prescribe operational practices such as stream buffer areas that cannot be planted, how to build and maintain roads, use of fertilisers and pesticides, erosion control and fire protection requirements.
The Hungarian government could have constructively addressed both the needs of the migrants (set out in the Geneva conventions) and the European asylum regulations (prescribed by the Dublin texts) -- if it had the intent to do so.
While the new regulations prescribe a thirty-day window for resolving religious accommodation requests within the U.S., it remains to be seen whether this will be followed in practice.
