Sentence examples for regulations based on the from inspiring English sources

It is aimed at building the case for power sector specific cyber security regulations based on the experience of regulators in other critical infrastructure sectors like Banking and Telecom in India and power sector regulations internationally.

"There are no social constructs for pervasive recording yet, just a hodgepodge of state regulations based on the phone system".

The agency has not substantially revised its regulations based on the federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, or Coppa, since the law's introduction more than a decade ago.

He said that it could take some time for the Federal Election Commission to impose new regulations based on the bill and that this raised the possibility that the current rules would change, disruptively, just weeks before the election.

After falling from favour, the sport was revived in the 1930s under modern regulations based on the Marquess of Queensberry rules; it has also spread to the West, where it is often called kickboxing.

Depending on how it's wielded, CRISPR can do its work without leaving any foreign DNA behind, unlike earlier techniques for genetically modifying organisms, which poses a challenge for regulations based on the presence of foreign DNA.

Importantly, our study identified a large proportion of differentially expressed genes (97) related to transcriptional regulation, based on the GO terms "transcription regulator activity", "transcription factor activity", and "transcription repressor activity" (Additional file 6).

Once the plant has been factorized in this form, the proposed control synthesis method is composed of two main steps; namely, output regulation based on the non-minimum-phase factor and design of an optimization-based divider to compute the value corresponding to the multiple inputs.

Some regulation, based on the precautionary principle, is just sensible.

Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, said she would soon issue a regulation based on the recommendations.

"The industry has spent many weeks in negotiating a new independent system of self-regulation, based on the Leveson principles, which provides £1m fines and the toughest system of regulation in the western world," the society said.