Sentence examples for retain regulation from inspiring English sources

Anthony Browne, a chief policy aide to the Mayor of London (and key Cameron rival) Boris Johnson has a point when he writes this morning on ConservativeHome that:Faced with a choice between an EU treaty to save the euro and retaining control of regulation of the City, President Sarkozy decided to retain regulation of the CityBut nobody can say they were surprised.

Any phenotype in-between the two extremes would be indicative of a functional LapD protein that retained regulation via c-di-GMP and near-wild-type levels of LapG recruitment.

Retaining regulations that allow officials to deny licenses in areas already dense with outlets is an important policy tool.

And virt-x will be regulated by London's Financial Services Authority, whereas iX, messily, will retain local regulation in both Frankfurt and London.So far, so ambitious for virt-x.

Why retain a regulation, then let banks work around it?It appears paradoxical.

As a control, we show that replacement of these same amino acids with alanines largely retain β regulation of gating.

However, glycolytic flux in eukaryotic organisms is tightly controlled by allosteric enzymes that retain their regulation by feedback inhibition in spite of the elevated activities of intermediary enzymes.

Each cell line therefore appears to retain normal regulation of ERα function by estrogen and the two endocrine therapies tested.

"Before the row I thought there was a 5% chance the privy council would approve the proposals to retain self-regulation," said Evan Harris, campaigns director of Hacked Off, the press regulation pressure group.

This is classic Trump: he is for any policy that is popular, and he made no effort to explain how he would retain these regulations without maintaining the individual mandate, which was the insurance industry's price for accepting the new regulations when the legislation was negotiated.

The measures, which will come before the City Council in March, would retain density regulations that prevent another entire building of micro-units, but would lay groundwork for micro-apartments to be incorporated into market-rate and low-income multi-family buildings.