Sentence examples for regulation was made from inspiring English sources

Following the oil spill in the Santa Barbara Channel, this regulation was made more spe cific in orders issued by the Geological Survey last August.

The first direct evidence for a link between caveolae and volume regulation was made by Trouet et al. [11].

The first inventory of Community and MSs rewards and incentives to support research into, and the development and availability of, medicinal products for paediatric use according to Article 39 of the Regulation, was made public on 30 July 2008 on the ECs web-site.

Partial retirement, as a form of accessing pension benefits, was regulated in Spain in 2002.1 The objective of this regulation was making the access to retirement a more flexible process, avoiding a sharp break between working and retirement.

This paper examines how environmental regulation is made operational when it legislates for modifications rather than the banning of products or substances.

He said that regulation was far too legalistic and impenetrable – mainly because every time a regulation is made the banks invent a new product to get round it.

Changes to laws and regulation were made to ensure the same mistakes are not made again – but to ensure that new and different mistakes are not made, we must influence the culture to adhere to the priorities of inclusive capitalism.

"The changes to private hire regulation were made to enhance public safety and we are determined to create a vibrant taxi and private hire market, with space for all providers to flourish.

The decision to tighten the entry regulations "was made for obvious reasons," said Bill Silvermintz, Barbados's vice president for marketing for the Americas.

Meanwhile the cost of tighter regulation is making it harder for analysts to pay their way.

But utilities say uncertainty about rate regulation is making them wary of investing in new technologies.