Sentence examples for regulations for using from inspiring English sources

The government issued hundreds of pages of technical regulations for using the funds.

Because we have arranged the ISM band operators, WiFi and WiMAX, as the hosting wireless systems, GPRS, which is a Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) technology, will apply the power control mechanisms to obey the FCC regulations for using the ISM band.

Since the regulations for using antifouling paints have been similar in the EU, these findings are probably valid for boatyards around Europe.

As daily cleaning and hygiene regulation for using computer were demonstrated to be useful interventions to reduce keyboard contamination [ 9], several recommendations were gradually adopted, including that computers should be disinfected daily and when visibly soiled and HCW should not touch computer keyboards with contaminated hands [ 5].

The authors abided by the confidentiality regulations and restrictions for using the data and rounded all figures to the nearest 50 based on the NCES data reporting requirements.

The law creates regulations for testing, using and selling autonomous vehicles in the state and clarifies how these vehicles will be used on public roads.

Chlorpyrifos is permitted under EU regulations for use in agriculture and garden insecticides and is used widely in Britain, but has been subject to stringent control in the US since 2000 because of concerns over its effects on brain function.

Impose clear rules and regulations for use of equipment and use booking systems so that everyone can get equal access.

The statement made by Debra Schotik Chan in 2001 (Chan 2001) regarding the regulations for use of bulk drugs in animals being unclear was probably true until last year.

In Sweden, different regulations for use of antifouling paints containing copper as active agent were enforced in 2001 (Swedish Chemical Agency 1998).

All experiments were conducted under approved protocols according to the UK Home Office regulations for use of animals in scientific procedures, and approved by the University of Exeter Ethics committee.