Sentence examples for who regulations from inspiring English sources
His sympathetic manner was an asset: at Vektor laboratories in Novosibirsk, Siberia, a researcher mentioned that the lab was studying the smallpox virus - in contravention of WHO regulations and the biological weapons convention.
The live, attenuated, 17D vaccine used in this study was manufactured on embryonated chicken eggs according to WHO regulations and stored according to manufacturer's guidelines.
These embryos were derived from nine fertile young couples (female age <35 years; normal karyotype of both partners; a maternal body mass index of 18 30 kg/m; initial normal semen parameters according to WHO regulations; no history of recurrent miscarriages) treated with ART and PGD for sex selection due to X-linked disorders and a BRCA mutation or for familial microdeletion syndromes.
The main difference between self-regulation and co-regulation is who regulates during the learning process.
Today any bureaucrat who writes regulations can do it.
Unlike broadcasters, who FCC regulations require to verify content and identify sponsors, Internet video is largely unregulated.
Sustainable management of public lands used for livestock grazing depends on both federal agency personnel, who enforce regulations, and ranchers, who use the land and implement management plans on a day-to-day basis.
are increasingly led to request such tests, and the type of experimental data they expect can be quite different from what is expected by people who draft regulations or develop numerical models.
So to all legislators on the world stage who produce regulations, do not make travel an "impossible dream," make peace through friendship your glorious quest!
Indeed, the purchase was only made possible by Trump-appointed FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, who relaxed regulations on how media groups can calculate the extent of their broadcast footprints.
Caning, counselling, suspension and dismissal were the main modes for managing pupils who flout regulations in schools.
