Sentence examples for subordinate regulations from inspiring English sources

However, a practical implementation is currently not possible, because the scientific and technical details of the cut-off criteria have not yet been developed and specified in subordinate regulations.

"Transparency is still seen as subordinate to regulation, but actually it is of equal importance.

The execution of church discipline by the clergy was subordinated to the regulations of canon law provided for priests.

These constraints are subordinate to redox regulation for electron transport chain components, which anchor the ribosome to the organelle genome in the first place.

Doctors patients relations were subordinate relations.

A 'top down' management strategy assumes a centrist philosophy and regulation to proscribe subordinate structure to follow a preset list of rules and actions.

Evans abhors "the mental cruelty of millions of words of regulations with legions of subordinate clauses fully loaded with notwithstandings"; the digital era is "carpet-bombing us with the bloated extravaganzas of marketing mumbo-jumbo"; the words issue and problem are "invading barbarians... [running] through everywhere, stealing space and laying waste to living images".

Within S province, L County could ask the municipality above it to coordinate all its subordinate counties to enforce laws and regulations in the coal mining industry.

Complaints include prayers "in Jesus' name" at mandatory functions, which violates military regulations, and officers proselytizing subordinates to be "born again".

It was a corollary to the doctrine of paramountcy, by which Great Britain, as the ruling power of the Indian subcontinent, claimed the superintendence of the subordinate Indian states and so also the regulation of their succession.

The GOP Platform urges that environmental regulation be subordinated to economic development and job creation.