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The ferret bill would overturn a 1999 Health Department regulation that makes it illegal to keep them as pets.

The proposed ban is also an act of government control and regulation that makes no small number of people squeamish.

It brushes aside the invisible hand and accrues to the state a power of income regulation that makes second-generation Thatcherites feel distinctly queasy.

But that is in violation of a regulation that makes entering the Royal parks after midnight a criminal offense carrying a fine of $320.

As software becomes obsolete, libraries and companies can create emulators old operating systems working inside newer ones.But that effort is hampered by regulation that makes archiving digital artefacts even more difficult than it already is.

On the other hand, it's the lack of regulation that makes e-cigarettes potentially dangerous.

The city had privatized the project's streets, putting them off limits to nonresidents under a regulation that made anyone who returned after having once been sent away subject to prosecution for trespass.

In 2014 they already had a new regulation that made licensing even more strict".

But Trump this year overturned a regulation that made it easier for independent farmers to sue food companies and large agricultural conglomerates.

We found a number of commentaries highlighting ethical issues arising from the different levels of regulation that make India a leading destination for ART [ 35, 36].

More recently, the advent of microarray technologies has allowed the generation of unbiased global views of C. albicans gene regulation that make no presumptions about the responses of this pathogen to specific stimuli.