Sentence examples for step regulation from inspiring English sources
For the second step, regulation programs are learned using a fuzzy decision tree model.
Myers added that Ofcom should abandon its "baby steps" regulation and "think bolder and bigger than they have ever done before".
Their drug laws also go as far as a "step-by-step regulation" of substances currently banned under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
The Green Party manifesto says that they will "adopt an evidence-based approach to the step-by-step regulation, starting with cannabis, of the drugs currently banned under the Misuse of Drugs Act as well as 'legal highs'".
Given the small effect size here and challenges to the experimental design because of the different temporal properties of the two stimuli, this experiment is not trivial and, if done, should possibly be included into larger-scale studies on the general mechanisms underlying such two-step regulation.
In the United States a decisive step toward regulation of transportation was taken with the Act to Regulate Commerce of 1887.
After a series of deaths from fires in illegally subdivided apartments in 2011, city officials vowed to step up regulation of these unregulated conversions.
With concern mounting about the emergence of antibiotic-resistant germs, the American Medical Association urged the government today to step up regulation of antibacterial soaps, lotions and other household products.
At Panama's request, Michael O. Leavitt, the secretary of health and human services, has pressed the Chinese government to step up regulation of chemical companies selling pharmaceutical ingredients.
Recently, a United States Congressional committee debated whether to step up regulation on the bottled-water industry after reviewing two new studies that questioned whether bottled water was any safer than that from a tap.
If our elected representatives can't step up regulation and enforcement, voters need new elected representatives who will represent those of us who are not part of the corporate elite.
