Sentence examples for zone of regulation from inspiring English sources

Today, the legal framework that these poles have given rise to has failed to prevent the continuation of psychotherapeutic practices that fall outside the zone of regulation, whether they are sectarian or otherwise, abusive or otherwise.

The worldwide incidence of metabolisms exhibiting insulin resistance, imbalance in sugars and lipids, a derangement of blood pressure and fat distribution – preceding or coincident with diabetes, obesity, cancer and heart disease – has focused nutrition and metabolic sciences, as well as much social and cultural attention, on metabolism as a zone of regulation rather than of conversion.

"It is striking that this kind of growing exploitation can happen in the US, Europe or in the sea near Ireland and not just in places such as south-east Asia – men seeking a better life abroad who end up on the high seas in zones of little regulation and monitoring".

NEWARK — Down by a goal, Andy Greene, a Devils defenseman, shot the puck high and hard into the Rangers' zone in the last minute of regulation Tuesday, hoping that it might rocket around the boards and squirt to a teammate.

The Devils spent most of the rest of regulation charging into the Kings' zone.

Washington has had two games go to overtime and two that ended on passes thrown into the end zone by the opposing team at the end of regulation.

The complex answer is that these features are themselves the result of regulation, and not just in the euro zone.

The fluid patchwork of regulation interacts with the negotiation of technological zones, driven by various interests and actors.

Within the zone of thermal neutrality (Romanovsky 2007b), the regulation of body temperature relies on them exclusively (or almost exclusively, if behavioural thermoregulation is also accounted for).

The patchwork of regulation - and the looming threat of comprehensive rules in the euro zone - have prompted hedge funds to beef up their lobbying efforts.

Dismantling layers of regulation to increase market size and efficiency is the rationale behind structural-reform efforts in the euro zone.