Society tries to prevent unintended landscape change and thereby purposefully intervenes in landscape development by countless environmental regulations, contracts with landholders, agri-environmental schemes, landscape and nature reserves, food-related activities such as 'eat the view' and labels of origin.
Much more than the NHS, German commissioning relies on nationally-standardised regulations, contracts and legal entitlements, clearly-specified decision-making processes and participants in them, and allocations of decision-making powers among particular institutions.
It is contrary to Company policy for any person to request, pressure, or direct an ACADEMI employee to act in violation of law, regulation, contract requirement, this Code, Company policy, or any other obligation".
[Over] the long term, Mexico's priorities [should be] to improve the flexibility of its labor regulations and contract enforcement performance".
Certain programs have unique compliance requirements—established by laws, regulations, and contract or grant agreements that do not fit into the requirements listed above.
Specific requirements for matching, level of effort, and earmarking are unique to each Federal program, and are described in the laws, regulations, and contract or grant provisions that pertain to the program.
He also urged Mr. Thompson to review and strengthen the regulations governing contracting practices for hospital purchases.
Mr. Obama said he would bar members of an Obama administration from working on regulations or contracts that affected their former employers for two years.
But both media giants, under the terms of the laws, regulations and contracts governing their business, could serve as gatekeepers and black out the signal.
For two years, Mr. Obama said, employees would be prohibited from working on regulations or contracts directly related to their previous employers.
