Sentence examples for release regulations from inspiring English sources

The board is scheduled to release regulations mid-April, a move that will inform local agencies on how to reduce water use.

In the next few days, Gov. George E. Pataki is expected to release regulations imposing pollution limits on all power plants in the state built before 1970.

Catch and release regulations in marine waters have likely had a positive effect on the total abundance of anadromous Cutthroat Trout in Washington State however, managers should focus population specific recovery efforts in the freshwater and estuarine environments where Cutthroat Trout populations segregate naturally as they return to natal waters.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is preparing to release regulations this summer that will assist widows and other so-called successors-in-interest.

The Food and Drug Administration has officially broken the law by failing to release regulations needed to implement the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), the 2011 legislation meant to overhaul the nation's food safety system.

Before data release, regulations regarding protection of patient privacy and confidentiality were strictly adhered.

However, the application of polymeric delivery systems is often limited by problems such as harsh reaction conditions, low drug sequestration efficiency, and difficult drug release regulation.

These perturbations include alterations in dopamine (DA) release, regulation and transport in the striatum and substantia nigra, striatal atrophy and elevated iron levels in the basal ganglia.

α7 nAChR is abundant in neuronal cells, has high permeability to Ca2+ thereby facilitating Ca2+-dependent events such as neurotransmitter release, regulation of second messenger cascades [16], [17], cell survival [18] and apoptosis [19].

Laboratory measurements have established that the oscillations are nearly synchronous among the β cells within an intact islet, and this is believed to be important for its insulin release regulation [23].

Aging is characterized not only by a reduction of the overall cardiovascular variability [16] [21] but also by a decrease of complexity of the regulatory action of control mechanisms, including neural cardiovascular control, hormone release regulation and cerebral electroencephalographic activity [22], [23].