Sentence examples for under its regulation from inspiring English sources
Even though WaMu was the most significant and largest institution under its regulation, regulators allowed shoddy and even fraudulent lending to occur under their nose without taking remedial corrective action or any significant enforcement measures.
But the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency itself released a statement last year saying nitrous bought from the catering industry does not fall under its regulation, however it is then used.
In order to study the transcriptional activity of P-miR164a, we produced a set of Arabidopsis transgenic plants expressing GUS under its regulation (P-miR164a::GUS construct).
Together with several transcription factors from the IEG (Immediate Early Genes) family under its regulation, calmodulin is strongly linked to learning and memory [ 75- 78], as found in rats.
Here, we cloned the putative Arabidopsis thaliana miR164a promoter (P-miR164a), obtained A. thaliana transgenic lines expressing the uidA reporter gene (GUS) under its regulation, and studied its spatial and temporal expression.
This finding suggests that there are molecules in the tyrosine phosphoproteome, some of which are likely to be downstream of c-MET under its regulation, preferentially involved in the regulation of SCLC tumour invasion and metastasis along the invasive tumour front.
But the Food and Drug Administration says such a label might not be possible under its regulations.
The N.R.C., under its regulations, would then ask the state to fix any problems before deciding whether to allow the plant to continue operating.
Under its regulations, the F.D.A. can order a recall only if there is an "unreasonable risk of substantial harm to the public health".
But he said the agency was entitled to find that permits were not required under its regulations, though they were susceptible to more than one meaning.
Under its regulations, soft drinks are the only beverages to which caffeine can be added, and only in concentrations of 200 parts per million or less.
