Sentence examples for regulations persons from inspiring English sources

According to Norwegian blood bank regulations, persons that have been bitten by ticks should not donate blood within four weeks of the bite, and persons with suspected or verified LB should not donate until six months after adequate treatment has been given [ 34].

But the relevant federal regulations say, "Persons who are 'in loco parentis' include those with day-to-day responsibilities to care for and financially support a child".

"In addition to constituting a violation of proper evidence handling and of F.B.I. regulations, several persons are being criminally prosecuted for stealing items from Ground Zero by the Department of Justice".

We defined an elderly population according to Social Security and Medicare regulations as persons aged 65 years or older.

According to Taiwan's regulations, insured persons with major diseases such as systemic sclerosis and Crohn's disease could apply for a catastrophic illness certificate for exemption from copayment.

Under the current regulations, a person is deemed a fiduciary only if he or she meets a five-part test.

The Department of Homeland Security countered that under current regulations a person claiming citizenship does not have to present documents at a land port, only satisfy an officer that he or she is a citizen.

Diageo, based in Britain, will buy 25 percent of United Spirits, and then make an open offer for an additional 26 percent of the company to gain a majority stake, per Indian market regulations, this person said.

According to New South Wales National Parks and Wildlifee regulations, "A person must not enter water within... 50 meters of a dolphin".

However, she explained that under the NWT's corrections service regulations a person is eligible for a temporary absence/early release program after serving 1/6 of their sentence.

By promoting self-control, social rights and responsibilities, hygienist practices allow for the regulation of persons in line with neo-liberal practices of governance (Scott 2003).