Sentence examples for regulatory language from inspiring English sources

But a dispute over regulatory language has landed the two sides in court.

In June, 2016, Gina McCarthy, Obama's second E.P.A. administrator, issued a rule, under the Clean Air Act, requiring energy companies to fix any leaks — or, in the poetic regulatory language, "fugitive emissions" — of methane, a greenhouse gas.

Brothers and Clayton (2010) propose human non-subjects as a conceptual category, not as a replacement of regulatory language but as another category for research review considerations.

I can pretty much guarantee no such occurrence was envisioned when the regulatory language was drafted.

Figure 2 - Banking reform is about much more than reforming capital markets and toughening up regulatory language.

The intent of the regulatory language is clearly to guard against the addition of saturated fat per se, as cream, butter, or oil, to a processed food recipe.

Finally, the approach used here provides a general strategy for investigating similar issues about the specialized roles played by individual members of other TF families, and how those functions may be precisely encoded in the cis-regulatory language of the genome.

The shift to outsourcing raises issues about data integrity, regulatory oversight, language difficulties, the meaning of informed consent among a much poorer population, the standards of clinical care, the extent to which corruption may be regarded as routine in certain countries, and the ethical problem of raising a population's expectations for drugs that most of that population cannot afford.

The regulatory nature of language itself was (and still is) a significant influence in the development of "queer" as a way of understanding what Davies and Gawler-Wright are suggesting we rebrand as "GSD".

Live broadcasting demands considerable self-policing of speech: conscious that any mistake or infelicity may be seized by a gaffe-watch column or, increasingly these days, that a word might breach one of the ever-fattening regulatory handbooks on inappropriate language.

Following the 1996 peace accords, it has been gaining a growing recognition as the regulatory authority on Mayan languages both among Mayan scholars and the Maya peoples.