Sentence examples for regulations bound from inspiring English sources

If, in fact, light work regulations bound in Trinidad and Tobago, the assumption of smooth age trends under binding minimum age regulation would not be correct.

We find evidence consistent with binding compulsory schooling regulations in one country, Burundi, where the law may interfere with our ability to infer whether minimum age regulations bind.

Likewise, if minimum age regulations bind and relax before compulsory schooling regulations are relaxed, then the assumption of smooth age trends in estimating the impact of easing compulsory schooling would be incorrect.

Meeting these regulations is bound to be uncomfortable now.

New regulations are bound to impose costs on business and cause unintended consequences, much as earlier disclosure rules helped create Enron's byzantine system for hiding conflicts of interest.

Our results provide direct evidence for a novel mechanism for both nucleosome positioning regulation by bound TFs and TF regulation via dynamic repositioning of nucleosomes.

It is likely that they are involved in triple helix regulation, or bound to various yet unknown proteins to regulate transcription (potential mechanisms discussed elsewhere).

"If we can get past those hurdles, challenging and time consuming debates on funding and regulation are bound to follow".

Given the financial system's fallibility, regulation is bound to be fallible too.

In so doing, publishers were doing "precisely" what Leveson wanted: entering into "an enforceable agreement to a system of regulation which bound them to certain obligations".

For decades, the debate over regulation in the U.S. has been dominated by those who believe that, in the words of the Chicago School economist Eugene Fama, "even the best-constructed regulation is bound to fail".