Sentence examples for regulation were imposed from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the strongly up-regulated expression of Ib WRKY1 following HA suggested, in this instance, at least two steps of regulation were imposed: firstly, an early response of Ib WRKY, possibly under the control of S. littoralis-specific oral secretion that elicits SA burst.

The regulation was imposed to prevent gun-running and to encourage settlement abroad.

Since the regulation was imposed by the Suharto dictatorship, the country has become more democratic.

In 2014, tighter regulation was imposed on the industry in the UK, subjecting the market to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority.

On Wednesday leading executives at Standard Chartered and Goldman Sachs attacked the level of regulation being imposed on banks and blamed it for reducing lending.

Herbert Stein, chief economic adviser during the administrations of Nixon and Gerald Ford, once remarked: "Probably more new regulation was imposed on the economy during the Nixon administration than in any other presidency since the New Deal".

Should self-censorship and regulation be imposed in order to appease the sensitivities of religious groups?

Seyhun ([1992]) demonstrated that the enforcement of regulations did not have any impact on insider trading, not even momentarily when a new regulation was imposed (p. 171).

The Football League has been facing the doomsday scenario of a number of its clubs going into liquidation unless some sort of financial regulation is imposed.

This security permit regulation was imposed as more and more displaced Syrians – the majority from opposition held-areas – began relocating to the capital.

2. Many of the potential benefits of social media to provide financial inclusion to millions more people and better service at reduced costs can be negated if regulation is imposed either directly or indirectly.