Sentence examples for wheat law from inspiring English sources

Effects of different VRN1 genes on heading date have been studied extensively in spring wheat (Law et al. 1976; Stelmakh 1993; Kato et al. 1999; Tóth et al. 2003; Hanocq et al. 2004; Chu et al. 2008b).

This law unbound wheat prices in the domestic market from the international market and established stronger government controls over domestic production and imports of foreign wheat.

The law decreeing wheat as currency was ridiculed for not establishing financial standards for the merchants, who were de facto bankers.

If it reads "100 percent whole wheat" anywhere, then by law it has to be just that.

The flow above the wheat reasonably followed the log law.

These aromas are generally a result of the specialized yeasts used for fermentation, and the amount of wheat, at least 50 percent, that German law requires.

These include rulings on laws that prohibit a farmer growing wheat for his own family's use and a woman growing marijuana for her own medicinal use.

The Corn Laws imposed a tariff on imported wheat, protecting British farmers from foreign competition, but making the cost of bread artificially high.

(New Delhi recently enacted a law that commits the government to provide more discounted wheat and rice to a majority of its population).

In November he asked new Prime Minister R. B. Bennett, with whom he had practiced law in Calgary nearly twenty years previous, to stabilize wheat "at some reasonable price".

Opponents of the law say there is a fundamental difference between Filburn growing wheat and a modern-day American refusing to buy health insurance.