Also, for other than regulated utility companies, the state's Electric Discount and Energy Competition Act tightly regulates the sale of electricity generated from one site to another, said Joe Sullivan, director of the Division of Economic Development, Energy and Policy at the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.
India tightly regulates foreign-owned retail chains.
Egypt, like its neighbors, tightly regulates nongovernmental organizations and the press.
The United States tightly regulates the inexpensive ingredient to prevent kitchen chemists from using it to make GHB.
It was unclear what effect that would have on the legal status of the oil-for-food program, which tightly regulates the use of Iraqi oil revenues.
The Chinese government, which is officially atheist, recognizes five religions — Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Taoism and Buddhism — and tightly regulates their administration and practice.
Today, China controls more than 90 percent of the world's production of rare earth metals and tightly regulates their export.
In addition, Microsoft's computer system, like any corporate network, has a software barrier known as a fire wall, which tightly regulates the flow of data between the internal network and the open Internet.
After Mao's disastrous "Great Leap Forward" beginning in the late 1950s, the Chinese government has been understandably wary about the amount of Western influences introduced to China, and tightly regulates the flow of ideas to the Chinese public.
Mr. Bruno has even pushed legislation through his chamber that tightly regulates the lobbying of state agencies directly under the control of the governor, saying he wanted to dispel any notion that the Capitol was controlled by rich corporations and their lobbyists.
A fine balance between inhibitory and activating receptors tightly regulates NK cell activation.
