Sentence examples for under regulations from from inspiring English sources

Councillor Andrew Carer said: "The sign will have to come from a third party and be financed by a third party under regulations from the Department of Transport".

Regulation G4 (G-level to M-level): glgC and glgA expression levels are under regulations from both PEIIA Glc&cAMP subpathway and FDP&Cra subpathway.

The shortest path (in this case the only path) between the genes KCC3 and KCC1 is ' KCC3-nsubj-member-is-under-regulation-from-KCC1'.

Our data in Figure 3A shows that smoke-induced PKC activation was inhibited by ROS scavenger dimethylthiourea (DMTU), suggesting that it may be under regulation from ROS.

Evidence: The linkages here include dysfunctional politics that hurt growth in obvious and visible ways from government shutdowns, under-regulation of financial markets, threats to default, and underinvestment in public goods, from medical research to transportation to education.

"Consequently, all three will be subject to an 'FFP embargo' under Football League regulations from January 1, 2015 for the remainder of the current campaign".

Though barred under secrecy regulations from discussing much of what was in the reports, she said that there had been "an extraordinary spike" of intelligence warning about Qaeda attacks in the Daily Brief during 2001 and that "it plateaued at a spike level for months".

The failure of the talks means that anyone who wants to market meat or dairy products from clones produced on E.U. territory still would need to seek permission under existing regulations from the late 1990s that were meant to cover newly developed ingredients.

However, VICE UK's median gender pay gap figure was calculated using the same assessment process as required under the UK regulations, from a total headcount of 204 men and 211 women across all VICE UK companies.

Leaves and the axillary meristems that generate branches and flowers are initiated in regular patterns under tight cellular regulations from the shoot apical meristem (SAM), balancing cell proliferation with the incorporation of cells into new primordia [ 21].

California officials say that condoms already are required under regulations aimed at protecting workers from bloodborne pathogens.