Sentence examples for regulations identified from inspiring English sources

The three types of regulations identified so far, namely repression, attenuation, and feedback inhibition have greatly impacted our understanding and engineering of cellular metabolism.

There have in fact been repeated fatal accidents involving foreign workers on Irish fishing vessels in the past decade, with major safety failings and breaches of regulations identified in many cases.

The following discussion for each evaluation point is focused on the related regulations identified in the HUD human factors certification plan, proposed method of compliance (MOC), and factors for certification associated to the state of operational use of HUD.

The Commission has determined that the structures, systems, components, and design features of the U.S. ABWR design, as contained in the GE DCD, comply with the provisions of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, and the applicable regulations identified in section V.A.1 of this appendix; and, therefore, provide adequate protection to the health and safety of the public.

A. The Commission has determined that the structures, systems, components, and design features of the AP1000 design comply with the provisions of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, and the applicable regulations identified in Section V of this appendix; and therefore, provide adequate protection to the health and safety of the public.

Each such agency shall modify any such regulations identified by the review conducted under subsection (a) to remove any reference to or requirement of reliance on credit ratings and to substitute in such regulations such standard of credit-worthiness as each respective agency shall determine as appropriate for such regulations.

This paper analyzes information policies and practices according to the relevant laws and regulations, identifies issues regarding the policies, and presents strategies to resolve the issues.

This study, therefore, analyzes Mexican library construction regulations, identifying current law, policies, and agencies and institutions holding stakes in this field.

Second group: ensuring that corporation's product and processes complied with relevant regulations, identifying trends in regulatory constrains, and orchestrating the corporation's effort to influence the regulatory process.

Effective in 1993, these regulations identify a three-stage procedure of mediation, arbitration, and litigation (Ho 2003), implying that labor market mechanisms have replaced labor administration in the allocation of labor.

At the meeting, it was clear that there were no government regulations identifying which agency should look after abandoned children with HIV.