Sentence examples for regulations for determining from inspiring English sources

The trade decrees of the emperor Diocletian set regulations for determining a price for the copying of books.

Three years after international sports officials drew widespread criticism over the handling of the case of a female athlete who was accused of being unfairly masculine, the International Olympic Committee has adopted new regulations for determining whether someone should not be allowed to compete as a woman if her gender is questioned under those rules.

The House and Senate bills set up competing schemes to prevent such gaming, either of which would require a thicket of IRS regulations for determining what counts as "qualified business income".

WASHINGTON -- The Internal Revenue Service inspector general found in a May 14 report on the agency's targeting of conservative groups seeking tax exemption that the regulations for determining eligibility for exemption lack definition and that the IRS provides no "specific guidance" on how to apply them.

The comparison of the wind power regulations showed that for determining exclusion areas, the issues of spatial planning, landscape scenery, and nature conservation were taken into account.

When transcriptome was compared with the proteomic data available, we observed a correlation of about 50%, suggesting that both transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation are important for determining protein abundance in S. mansoni.

The assembly is responsible for determining regulations for the national courts, the public prosecutors, and the legal profession and for disciplining violators of these regulations.

According to F.A.A. regulations, they are responsible for determining what technologies are safe and appropriate for use in the cockpit.

Overall this study demonstrates the complexity of C/EBPδ-controlled gene regulation and its importance for determining the nature of cell interactions with extracellular, nanometric cues.

The proposed regulations would alter the criteria for determining which white-collar employees cannot receive overtime and would make it considerably harder for workers earning more than $65,000 a year to qualify for overtime.

Moreover, the new regulation has defined clear processes for determining executive compensation to ensure that the country club back-slapping of earlier years is not followed.