Sentence examples for regulations the case from inspiring English sources
As Americans consume more and more products from China and other countries with weaker consumer safety regulations, the case of Rainbow Apparel shows the persistence of lead contamination and, in turn, the potential dangers for unsuspecting consumers.
But, given the speculative bubble created in the US by lax regulation, the case for asking the US to carry most of the load at least seemed fair.
The presence of the target sequence upstream or downstream of the precursor sequence could affect both host gene post-transcriptional regulation as well as miRNA regulation or self-regulation in the case that the target site belongs to the same miRNA family as the miRNA precursor.
Last week in committee the shadow children's minister Steve McCabe delivered an astute, wide ranging critique of the regulations - the case for change was not persuasive, the risks were high, and there remained serious questions over their impact on safeguarding governance, quality and accountability.
A federal appeals court's ruling last year that the language requirement violated federal antidiscrimination regulations turned the case into a rallying point for the English-only movement.
19 of the Regulations in the case of ten minor players and to have committed several other concurrent infringements in the context of other players, including under Annexe 2 of the Regulations.
These observations indicate that the generation and translocation of the TRA-2 ICD7 fragment into the nucleus is a biologically relevant event in transcriptional regulations in the case of nematodes.
In the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, an ideologically diverse panel of three judges unanimously declined to stay the regulation while the case proceeded.
The overall results suggest that athletes are actively regulating their relative physiologic strain during competition, although there is evidence of poor regulation in the case of competitive failures.
Rather it reveals itself only as improper regulation in the case of the hybrids (see below).
As fodder for advocates of tough regulation, the UBS case is a somewhat ambiguous example.
