The Anchor's business hours are regulated wholly by the arrivals and departures of the liners.
The term "regulated" seems wholly inappropriate in this instance too.
The mistake was creating a trust and not giving the job of regulation to the wholly independent Ofcom, which regulates commercial broadcasters, said Elstein.
The BBA has no regulatory powers and it co-ordinates a wholly private activity, even though the member banks are individually regulated by the FSA.
They claim that the Clean Air Act bars EPA from regulating any air pollutant under section 111 d) if the source of that pollution is already "regulated under section 112" -- even for a wholly different pollutant.
California's fuel standard "impermissibly treads into the province and powers of our federal government, reaches beyond its boundaries to regulate activity wholly outside of its borders," the judge said.
While HvHox2 and Vrs1 may regulate a wholly or partially overlapping set of downstream genes, their biological functions may have been differentiated by their expression profile.
While once the private sector would have been viewed as quite separate, to be regulated and influenced, we are getting to a point that was once unthinkable, and therefore wholly unacceptable to some.
To determine whether the tenant can stay regulated, Mr. Sokolski said, "the courts consider whether the exchange was 'wholly voluntary' on the tenant's part, and who benefited from the exchange".
