Matthew Hurles and colleagues, as part of the Deciphering Developmental Disorders (DDD) project, examine the contribution of rare de novo mutations (DNMs) in regulatory elements—sections of DNA that regulate the expression of genes to developmental disorders.
Mike Feuer to rewrite sections of two city ordinances that regulate the size of new homes in single-family neighborhoods and in hillside areas.
501(c) is the section of the Internal Revenue Code that regulates nonprofits, which are exempt from paying federal income tax, unlike for-profit corporations.
In Thousand Oaks, the president of Los Robles Hospital and Medical Center has insisted publicly that a section of Measure B that regulates large-scale, noncommercial development could threaten new hospital construction mandated under seismic safety laws.
The midbrain, on the other hand, is an unconscious section of the brain that regulates all of your survival functions, such as breathing, eating, sex, etc.
The language causing the heat comes in section 311 of the bill: "No standard of performance shall be established under section 111" -- the section of the Clean Air Act that regulates coal-fired plants -- "for capped greenhouse gas emissions from a capped source unless the Administrator determines that such standards are appropriate because of effects that do not include climate change effects".
Many of these organizations, known as 527's for the section of the tax code that regulates them, do not even have to disclose their donors.
That type of giving was outlawed, and a few years later came the rise of "527 money," named for a section of the tax code that regulates independent spending.
At least 37 such groups, known as 501(c) 4s after a section of the tax code that regulates them, reported political expenditures of close to $3 million since Oct. 17.
Other pieces of legislation include the Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Act, introduced in the House by Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO), which would regulate marijuana like alcohol by inserting marijuana into the section of the U.S. Code that regulates "intoxicating liquors". The oversight authority would move to the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, and away from the DEA.
