Sentence examples for regulations existed from inspiring English sources
Gene Kimmelman, the senior director for public policy at Consumers Union, said those regulations existed to satisfy important public policy concerns.
Prior to the 1970s, few regulations existed to guide the safe disposal of this type of industrial waste.
In our study, high percentage of antisense transcripts, i.e. 2,101 of 18,106 genes in MT and 1,973 of 17,670 genes in WT, were observed, possibly indicating post-transcriptional regulations existed in sweet orange fruit development.
Until recently in the United States, no federal regulations existed to protect humans from the domestic distribution and sale of infected, wild-caught animals; a ban against transport and sale of prairie dogs and certain other rodent species was implemented on June 11 , 2003 in response to a monkeypox outbreak in the Midwest (12 ).
"Regulations exist to give certainty to those they regulate.
While numerous studies have demonstrated that microRNAs (miRNA) regulate flower and anther development, whether different small RNA regulations exist in GMS and its wild type is unclear.
Regulations exist and embargoes exist.
Similar regulations exist within the European Union.
Closer to home, there are parts of Staten Island and Queens where no parking regulations exist for street cleaning.
No regulations exist to govern species that may be causing lasting damage to forests and meadows.
"Neither the transmission grid nor the regulations exist today for more power to flow north," Ms. Scott said.
