Sentence examples for regulation school from inspiring English sources

Theirs has been the party that favors lower taxes and less regulation, school choice and business without speed bumps.

Autistic traits were measured in the 4th grade and emotion regulation, school connectedness and IGA measured in both the 4th and 5th grades.

The Beit Shemesh incident was triggered not only by the zealots' belief that the child, a religious girl from an observant family, was immodestly dressed -- she was wearing a regulation school uniform -- but by their conviction that they have the right to physically and verbally abuse women and girls of whose attire, demeanor or behavior they disapprove.

Drug consumption can be influenced and regulated through different monetary incentives, regulation, schooling and exchange of information.

Under a 1979 regulation, schools may comply with Title IX using any one of three avenues.

Pursuant to the department's regulations, school health services are those that can be provided by school nurses or qualified laypersons, whereas medical services are those that must be performed by licensed physicians.

The discussions that he films involve such matters as fair labor practices, gentrification, the legal ramifications of urban gardening, the push for change in traffic-safety regulations, school redistricting, police harassment of gay and transgender bar patrons, fear of deportation, citizenship-test study, and the laws and norms to pass a taxi-driver test.

The appellate courts, the level just below the Supreme Court, have become increasingly influential as the Supreme Court decides fewer cases each year, leaving the appellate ruling as the final word on issues like abortion regulations, school prayer and the role of Congress.

Under prior regulations, schools could choose to meet USDA nutritional requirements using either a "food based" or a "nutrient standard" approach to their menu planning.

The results suggest that improving emotion regulation and school connectedness could reduce the risk of IGA.

Operating with minimal regulation, charter schools promise innovation and the hope that they can do for many students what failing public schools cannot.