The flipped-class approach helped students in succeeding to regulate and direct their own learning.
This action was initiated when people did not succeed to regulate BP through their other interventions, and when the problematic readings persisted and could not be readily explained.
Bores have succeeded to dragons.
As the EC points out in a statement on the news, the changes were made to reflect the decline in usage of more traditional fixed-line telephone services — not necessarily that the regulators have succeeded in their aims to regulate those markets.
He succeeded in limiting efforts to regulate credit-rating agencies, for example, sponsored legislation that cut fees paid by Wall Street firms to finance government oversight, pushed to allow banks to have lower capital reserves and called for the revision of regulations to make corporations' balance sheets more transparent.
For example, even though the diffusion functionality does not seem to be related to the abilities of the model as presented in this paper, our attempts to evolve the simplest plasticity regime without diffusion did not succeed, suggesting that the ability to regulate protein diffusion between neurites and soma is essential.
Charter schools are publicly funded but are run like small businesses – it's the state's responsibility to regulate which are succeeding and which are falling short.
Efforts to compel regulatory approval for the Keystone XL Pipeline and repeal regulations allowing the EPA to regulate carbon pollution seem equally unlikely to succeed.
These attempts to regulate wages could not succeed in the long run, but in the short term they were enforced with great vigour.
In the noted Edict of Telipinus, long upheld by succeeding generations, he attempted to end lawlessness and to regulate the royal succession.
Senator Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona, said he feared that the private plans would not succeed because the government was given too much power to regulate their prices.
