Sentence examples for shooting regulations from inspiring English sources

This is not a matter of bankers going for gold in lending to businesses or Whitehall officials shooting regulations out of the sky.

Salt treatment of roots or cut leaves induced the shoot regulation of CNGC20, suggesting that NaCl itself is the root-to-shoot signal.

The Knicks' defense had been solid to that point, allowing only 16 points in the fourth quarter until the 3-pointer dropped, and limiting the dangerous Paul Pierce to 6-of-20 shooting in regulation.

By age 3, he could shoot a regulation free throw with a men's ball.

Among the reasons that may be involved, the absence of shoot mortality regulation in the MAppleT model is probably a major factor.

Second, taking a subsidy usually means entering, from the start, into the norms of the industry — a fully staffed crew, professional actors, a closely regulated shoot schedule, all the bureaucratic regulations regarding the shoot that should be part of the filmmakers' own invention and the result of their collaboration with the film's participants.

Israeli soldiers, who are now under investigation for perhaps having violated army regulations, shot him as he took a back path around a checkpoint, a common practice and one that soldiers often ignore.

He hit 13 of 14 fairways and 18 greens in regulation Saturday, shooting a seven-under 64.

In shoots significant up-regulation of CuZnSOD gene was observed upon exposure to 100, 200 and 400 mg/L of CuONPs exposure.

Up until 2007, it was forbidden to shoot wolves, a regulation which was heavily criticised by Swedish farmers (not only those using summer farms) wishing to defend their animals.

Lee shot 69 in regulation to finish tied at 11-under 205 with Ilhee Lee (70) and Kozuma, who also had a 69 in the final round.