Sentence examples for restricting regulation from inspiring English sources

An advantage of using a nutrient profile model to underpin regulation is that it can be applied universally, as opposed to restricting regulation to arbitrarily selected food categories, which allows no scope for product reformulation.

The highly restricted regulation of CTLA-4 localization in a cell suggests that the restricted surface expression of CTLA-4 is a major control point for the regulation of the inhibitory function of CTLA-4 on T cells.

This next wave of trade agreements may prioritize corporate rights over the privacy of our personal data, restrict regulation on fracking and (as Senator Elizabeth Warren [D-Mass.] has warned) roll back much-needed rules on large banks.

In the era of the permanent campaign, it seems rather quaint to restrict regulations to the thirty or sixty days before people vote.

But as Gene also noted, Formula One still attracts the highest level of engineers to try to squeeze out the maximum amount of speed from within the restricted regulations.

The Single European Act, passed in 1986, was meant to light a bonfire of trade-restricting regulation and create a true single European market by 1992.

Where would America be now if our nation operated under talent-restricting regulation?

It was the first time the court had ever restricted gun regulation, but the 5-to-4 vote also suggests that the decision is not fixed doctrine.

However, as previously stated, the adoption of smart sensors and emerging technologies in large-scale manufacturing brownfield sites may be restricted by regulation and quality control, as well as the high risks associated with new technology adoption [7].

But most cities are constrained by the state laws that prohibit or greatly restrict rent regulation.

In the absence of CYCLOPS, signalling through CCaMK may be partly uncoupled leading to restricted gene regulation.