Sentence examples for rest regulations from inspiring English sources
With safety at stake, the F.A.A. must end decades of stalemate and act now to put in place standard duty and rest regulations for airline pilots.
European Communities minimum hours of rest regulations, which apply to employees, workers but not the self-employed, require no less than 10 hours in any 24-hour period and 77 hours in any seven-day period.
The fine announced yesterday cites American for violating the rest regulation in 38 instances last year between Aug. 15 and Aug. 30.
But it has come under fire from pilots and safety advocates because it has rarely, if ever, enforced the rest regulation, which has been on the books since the mid-1980's.
The industry is trying to latch onto the stopgap bill that Congress must pass this month to combat Zika and to fund the government until Dec. 9, hoping to slip in a provision that would permanently block a rest regulation for truck drivers that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has tried to implement since 2013.
Other studies suggest that REST regulation is altered by polyQ toxicity.
The complex interplay of Sp1 and Sp3 in REST regulation can be rationally interpreted in the light of earlier studies.
The authors identified neither the factors that bind these GC-boxes, nor the mechanism of REST regulation.
Our results provide evidence that Sp1 and Sp3 exert an antagonistic effect on REST regulation in undifferentiated NG108 cells, Sp1 being an activator and Sp3 an inhibitor (Fig. 5).
To supplement this proteomic approach, and as an independent test for the role of PRC2 members in REST regulation, we used a genome-wide ChIP-seq approach.> -wrap-foot> A Polycomb complex was not represented in our analysis of REST complexes, but it was possible that the streptavidin pull-downs might not co-purify ncRNA-mediated associations.
HEMS physicians in Norway are protected by the same rest and sleep regulations as pilots and HCMs, but the regulations are enforced differently in different HEMS bases.
