Sentence examples for regulations to date from inspiring English sources
Only five cases have been brought under the Packaging (Essential Requirements) Regulations to date, but the council said it was compelled to act after investigating a complaint from a shopper.
But USDA regulations to date have "focused on pain and have not given equal consideration to distress," says Ron DeHaven, deputy administrator of USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service APHISS).
Accumulation of dose in this context is a critically important concept that has not been generally considered in occupational safety and health regulations to date and is the motivation for many of the recommendations in this mini-monograph.
Most studies of mammalian cis-regulation to date have relied on mouse transgenesis as a means of assaying the enhancer function of CREs [4].
Almost all studies on phenazine regulation to date have focused on pseudomonads.
A combination of independent studies and meta-analysis of existing GWAS data have implicated a total of 18 genetic loci as relevant for body weight regulation to date [ 11].
But industry representatives said the effort was a useful way to keep regulations up to date.
The decision reinforced a city Transportation Department regulation, believed to date from the 1950s, stating that no "vendor, hawker or huckster shall park a vehicle at a metered parking space" to offer "merchandise for sale from the vehicle".
Although existing literature does discuss difficulties of doing science in contexts of litigation and regulation, work to date reflects little first-hand experience in such contexts.
Protein phosphorylation is one of the most ubiquitous post-translational modifications of proteins, being the most common mechanism of protein function regulation known to date.
The markers that were linked to stress CORT and increase in CORT are not located near to any neurotransmitter receptor gene or other candidate genes for HPA axis regulation mapped to date in mice (according to NCBI, Ensembl and UCSC databases).
