Sentence examples for the basic regulations from inspiring English sources
The 1989 Children Act set out the basic regulations for the registration and regulation of all early childhood education and care (ECEC) settings.
The Steering Committee represented by clinical researchers and participating institutions has created the basic regulations for the Internal Organization of the CoRISpe and participates in the scientific reviews of the procedures.
Despite this recent drop in support, overt attempts to weaken the basic regulations are likely to face stiff opposition unless there is an obvious economic downturn or increasing terrorism that causes a larger proportion of the public to feel that weakening environmental regulations will increase jobs and security.
The basic regulation of CBF is known to be regulated through autoregulatory, chemical, metabolic and neurogenic factors which are crucial for optimal brain homeostasis.
In principle, the exemptions and loopholes "run counter [to] the aims and content of the basic regulation as expressed by the Euro 6 limit values," says the informal paper prepared for MEPs on the parliament's environment committee.
Together, our results demonstrate that the PP2A-Aα promoter, though lacking the TATA box, contains the putative BRE and DPE elements mediating the basic regulation by the general transcriptional factors [35] and the enhancer elements (ETS, CREB and AP-2α) mediating the advanced control by the cognate trans-factors.
Frank [ 24] laid the foundation for the basic regulation of the Frank-Starling Law in 1895.
A major difference between stem cells and somatic cells is found in the basic regulation of the cell cycle.
On Amendment 2, I agree with the principle, but the powers of the Commission and Council are already established in the EC Treaty, and the role of the regional advisory councils is set out in Article 31 of the basic regulation.
This reflects the basic rule applied in regulations based on minimum distance requirements (i.e., isolation buffer zones).
"The same basic regulations and guidelines for research with human subjects apply to observational and interventional studies.
