Sentence examples for regulations publication from inspiring English sources

All experimental procedures were conducted in conformity with institutional guidelines for the care and use of laboratory animals in Tianjin Fisheries Institute and conformed to the National laboratory animal management regulations (Publication No. 2, 1988) approved by the National Science and Technology Commission.

As regards federal regulation, the publication of the Regulations for State Systems of Emergency Care in 2002 [ 19] served as the basis for the subsequent structuring of the policy.

The study was in agreement with the regulations for publication of patient data and, therefore, no further approval was required from the Medical Ethical Committees of the University Medical Centre Groningen.

In the United States, research regulations and publication policies largely ignore third parties, even when they are indirectly impacted by the research (Botkin 2001).

The research project was checked by the METc office of the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) who declared that the study fulfills all requirements for patient anonymity, and was in agreement with regulations for publication of patient data.

A detailed review of the current state of the research on the biological effects of THz radiation can be found in a recent review paper, where projects, official regulations and publications are summarised.

However, strict provider compliance regulations prevent the publication of their mortality rates.

These points are important to mention, when regulations concerning the publication of results and registries are being extended to the European Union.

"The history of these kinds of efforts is that they don't matter very much," said Peter Van Doren, editor of Regulation magazine, a publication of the libertarian Cato Institute, which generally advocates for less regulation.

By law, Congress can vote to disapprove a new executive agency regulation, such as the sleep rule, within 60 work days of the rule's publication.

The threat of a coalition split over future regulation of the press was looming as Conservative cabinet sources accused the Liberal Democrats of playing a dangerous game by appearing to back state regulation before the publication of Lord Justice Leveson's damning 2,000-page 2,000-page media ethics.