Sentence examples for regulations as a sort from inspiring English sources
But NPR's On The Media did a nice job of explaining how Democrats, under President Bill Clinton, co-opted the environmental movement for political purposes, clearing the way for Republicans to fight against climate regulations as a sort of zero-sum game.
With something as sensitive as tobacco regulation, health associations act as a sort of anti-lobby.
Furthermore, BiP/xCT analysis suggests that, under basal conditions, TRAP1 indirectly affects the expression of some genes, especially those involved in the regulation of cellular homeostasis, behaving as a sort of energy saver for the cell.
Cohen claims the product is compliant with current regulations as long as you connect the token to some sort of utility and avoid selling equity.
One option would be to reclassify broadband service as a sort of basic utility subject to strict regulation, like telephone service.
"It's shaping up as a sort of proxy war in the long-running debate over regulation in American life," said Travis Plunkett, legislative director of the Consumer Federation of America, which has lobbied hard for more regulation of banks.
Nevertheless, the strong invariance between different conditions of the same cell-type, can be considered as a sort of dynamical attractor encompassing the entire transcriptome, reflecting hidden genome-wide differential regulations [27].
As a sort of Utopian idea.
I take a dump, just as a sort of treat.
In it, Hitler serves as a sort of rhetorical trump.
