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| e the Portuguese fisheries authorities had a | regulation prohibiting the construction of new vessels |
| Since 24 March 1817, a | regulation of the Order has accorded the title of “Exce |
| stice Kennedy indicated that, on his view, a | regulation of private property could perhaps be so arbi |
| s Center is 62 feet (19 m) high and houses a | regulation football field that can be converted into ni |
| Due to the fact that a | regulation game contains 20 toss-ups and 20 bonuses (ea |
| its grass playing field is wide enough for a | regulation soccer pitch. |
| in Emerson Alumni Hall at UF and approved a | regulation change at that will allow Florida's public u |
| A | regulation white and maroon striped open necked shirt t |
| ued before the U. S. Supreme Court against a | regulation that prohibited distribution of literature i |
| The maximum punishment for breaking a | regulation would be prison 'with or without hard labour |
| ion with others as well as failure to obey a | regulation, cruelty and maltreatment of detainees and d |
| oning the Department of Transportation for a | regulation mandating the use of these speed limiters. |
| ication to the Academy as well, forgetting a | regulation that prohibits citizens of underdeveloped pl |
| ch and later completed the construction of a | regulation soccer field and a 22,500-square-foot (2,090 |
| nter, two pavilions, playground equipment, a | regulation soccer and softball field, 1/2 mile walking |
| o date only, time in major league history, a | regulation nine innings was played at Wrigley Field (kn |
| also banned under-18s from pubs after 9pm, a | regulation that was highly unpopular and was later rela |
| As well as holding Dynamo Moscow to a | regulation time draw (losing 2-3 in overtime), they bea |
| ination in the Navy, notably by publishing a | regulation in 1780 dealing with hygiene on board the ve |
| Petty Sessions for an offence against such a | regulation. |
| DRP), also simply known as Bag it Back, is a | regulation of the province of Ontario, Canada in 2007. |
| nvention!), and Saluc/Aramith even produce a | regulation size/weight ball for such tables (expensive |
| ory that the government had quietly passed a | regulation to 'exempt' its energy plan from an environm |
| It contains a | regulation size ice hockey rink, and seating for 500. |
| As a | regulation, he must undergo a trial to determine whethe |
| ol was state-of-the-art for its time, with a | regulation size (for 1922) basketball court, cafeteria, |
| There is a | regulation size loading dock at stage left on the audie |
| "Nines" refers to both the nine innings in a | regulation baseball game and the nine players on a team |
| rises when people adjust their behavior to a | regulation in ways that counteract the intended effect |
| rolingian king Louis the Child promulgated a | regulation of toll-bars on his domains, after an inquir |
| a flag of linesman for the room; al fifth, a | regulation ball; some gloves of goalkeeper for the sixt |
| ver ten times the amount of their capital, a | regulation that, when the inflation eroded their lendin |
| of advisor in cases not fitting within in a | regulation. |
| the port features no ball selection, a | regulation mode only, less animations, and the differen |
| Process Safety Management is a | regulation, promulgated by the U.S. Occupational Safety |
| occasion in major league history in which a | regulation nine innings was played without either team |
| A | regulation game of baseball consists of 9 innings, and |
| Recreational facilities include a | regulation soccer field, six lighted tennis courts, the |
| occasion in major league history in which a | regulation nine innings was played without either team |
| while abortion is a private matter, abortion | regulation is valid because the state interest in prote |
| e, as it is not used to justify any abortion | regulation otherwise invalid under Roe v. Wade. |
| mpt to discredit and pre-empt state abortion | regulation regardless of the interests it serves and th |
| ilies.The closure has spawned concerns about | regulation in the private sector. |
| is filed are laid out in the above-mentioned | regulation. |
| ce, which is governed by the above-mentioned | regulation of 25 May 1992. |
| ssues; Human Services and Technology Access; | Regulation, Development and Neighborhood Protection; Tr |
| rinciples defined in the Federal Acquisition | Regulation, Subpart 31.2. |
| es and Regulations under the Securities Act, | Regulation C, Regulation S-K and Regulation S-X. |
| structure or connectivity, indirect activity | regulation, or molecular identification of the enzyme. |
| assess the effects of the Clean Water Act's | regulation of the Mississippi River. |
| They subject themselves to additional | regulation and medical screenings in order to participa |
| Additional | regulation is provided by Ser16; phosphorylation of thi |
| onger version failed to provide for adequate | regulation of campaign finance. |
| tee, State Affairs Committee, Administrative | Regulation Review Committee and the Legislative Council |
| vices Committee, Chair of the Administrative | Regulation Review Committee, and is a member of the Com |
| 18 in 1986 and Minister of Home Affairs | Regulation No.. 5 1986 and other legal rules. |
| e empathic therapist offers a form of affect | regulation. |
| related ideas beginning with his book Affect | Regulation and the Origin of the Self published in 1994 |
| In his subsequent book Affect | regulation & the repair of the self,, Schor correlates |
| and supply chain, pricing and affordability, | regulation and policies) in low and middle income count |
| Should the two teams be tied on points after | regulation of the second leg, the team with the best go |
| While skating to a tie after | regulation, a costly mistake by a couple of Bruins defe |
| Tied 4-4 after | regulation and overtime, the game went to a shootout. |
| L) 4-3 Serbian White Eagles (CSL) (3-3 after | regulation, 5-4 on penalty kicks) |
| Lacasse spoke out strongly against | Regulation 17, which limited Francophone education in O |
| government's consistent opposition to agency | regulation, in the interests of labour market flexibili |
| and Congressional debates involving aircraft | regulation. |
| Hardaway, Robert M. Airport | Regulation, Law, and Public Policy: The Management and |
| tion of social credit: the Credit of Alberta | Regulation Act, the Bank Employees Civil Rights Act, an |
| yman and Changeux (MWC) model) of allosteric | regulation requires all subunits to be in the same conf |
| y can play important roles in the allosteric | regulation of enzymes. |
| Main article: Allosteric | regulation |
| The morpheein model of allosteric | regulation has similarities to and differences from oth |
| Although | regulation width was normally 63 inches (1.75 yards or |
| ussein's case fell under an existing amnesty | regulation and directed the prosecutor to "cease legal |
| ide payment system, and bank supervision and | regulation. |
| Mexborough due to increased competition and | regulation. |
| debated over paparazzi acts in Hong Kong and | regulation of paparazzi was considered. |
| ng Kong enacted in 1982 for smoking bans and | regulation of sales of tobacco products. |
| Professional Responsibility and | Regulation, with Geoffrey Hazard, Jr. (Foundation Press |
| Although like all law and | regulation enforcement agencies, poorer regions of the |
| ible for the administration of elections and | regulation of lobbying and campaign finance. |
| opinion had changed, and railroad reform and | regulation became more in vogue. |
| irector, Laboratory on International Law and | Regulation |
| For more details on the roles and | regulation of the endocannabinoids, see Endocannabinoid |
| eform the law relating to the inspection and | regulation of various care institutions. |
| imary responsibility for the supervision and | regulation of the U.S. securities markets. |
| Control and | regulation of out-door advertising, movement and keepin |
| The Jenkins County JROTC Raiders and | Regulation Drill Team were 2008 and 2009 Overall State |
| enforcement; take charge of registration and | regulation of medical devices; draft relevant national |
| ry towards understanding gene expression and | regulation. |
| nd public safety, responsible management and | regulation of gaming and racing and providing an effect |
| mmunity development, technical services, and | regulation. |
| d investigating the structure, function, and | regulation of this enzyme. |
| tions of the ‘Revised General Concession and | Regulation' (German: Revidierte General Privilegium und |
| Competitiveness and | Regulation: The FDA and the Future of America's Biomedi |
| t its legality under the Data Protection and | Regulation of Investigatory Powers Acts. |
| Their mode of action, genetics and | regulation have all been studied, for at least one exam |
| Readings in the Economics of Law and | Regulation (1984, with Veljanovski) |
| energy and telecommunications economics and | regulation, infrastructure planning, and developing pub |
| Wild Animal and Plant Protection and | Regulation of International and Inter-provincial Trade |
| He is a leading scholar of law and | regulation and has published more than 60 articles in t |
| nsport, maintenance of intracellular pH, and | regulation of cell volume. |
| Legislation and | regulation |
| Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and | Regulation from 1995 through 1998, when he became Assis |
| Labour supply and | regulation (1923) |
| tivated by cost, environmental concerns, and | regulation, the paint and coating industries are increa |
| the suppression of macrophage functions and | regulation of energy homeostasis by bile acids. |
| gnising that increasing compliance costs and | regulation would change the KiwiSaver landscape in futu |
| ernational Law: Development, Litigation, and | Regulation, Human Reproduction and International Law, a |
| practical experience in health care law and | regulation, health system planning and development, and |
| the ranking member on the Administration and | Regulation Appropriations Subcommittee. |
| Establishment, maintenance and | regulation of markets, motor parks and public convenien |
| Journal of International Banking Law and | Regulation (Sweet & Maxwell) 25 (10). |
| 2009) and | Regulation and Deregulation (2nd ed. |
| Everything had become science and | regulation. |
| echnology Planning, Sales and Marketing, and | Regulation. |
| concentrated on industrial organization and | regulation, and monetary economy. |
| ttainment of adequate affect integration and | regulation in the course of development. |
| ity, secretion, transmembrane transport, and | regulation of the cell cycle. |
| ommittee and a member of the Legislation and | Regulation Review (Caucus) Committee. |
| the main thermal effects of impoundment and | regulation have been to raise mean water temperature, e |
| Section is responsible for the licensing and | regulation of Burglar and Hold-up Alarm businesses and |
| Power and | regulation flowed downward from God to the people. |
| The Division of Commercial Licensing and | Regulation is the division of the Rhode Island Departme |
| ch concerns the economics of competition and | regulation. |
| Programs Group ~ Environment Protection and | Regulation Group ~ Parks and Wildlife Group ~ Botanic G |
| A Theory of Incentives in Procurement and | Regulation. |
| te standards for professional competency and | regulation of education standards for the various educa |
| The Legal Profession: Responsibility and | Regulation (3d ed. |
| She also serves on the Administration and | Regulation Appropriations Subcommittee. |
| The Licensing and | Regulation Division issues liquor licenses, which numbe |
| (See Activation Mechanism and | Regulation Section for more information) |
| t in our understanding of the mechanisms and | regulation of autophagy has placed this process in the |
| The Board is responsible for licensing and | regulation of liquor, a responsibility which they share |
| ght to bring this practice into legality and | regulation). |
| at all levels have increased legislation and | regulation of the ways health information should be han |
| Texas Department of Licensing and | Regulation (TDLR) is a state agency of Texas. |
| Swedlow's research focuses on mechanisms and | regulation of chromosome segregation during mitotic cel |
| She also served on the Administration and | Regulation Appropriations Subcommittee. |
| in phosphatidylinositol signaling system and | regulation of actin cytoskeleton. |
| the ranking member on the Administration and | Regulation Appropriations Subcommittee. |
| erature adaptation, metabolic energetics and | regulation, structure and function of macromolecules, c |
| e Victorian Parliament: Scrutiny of Acts and | Regulation, Public Accounts and Estimates, Legal and So |
| interpreting and adhering to legislation and | regulation, and in dealing with day to day operational |
| facilities may or may not make oversight and | regulation of food quality easier. |
| rograms (molecular genetics, epigenetics and | regulation, tumor microenvironment, cancer epidemiology |
| t extended, so to comply with local laws and | regulation about the minimum legal length for civilian |
| er is the director of the Gene Structure and | Regulation Unit at the U.S. National Cancer Institute ( |
| as the vice chair of the Administration and | Regulation Appropriations subcommittee. |
| Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and | Regulation. |
| ommission also concluded that inspection and | regulation by United States and Canadian government age |
| Spain involved with agriculture, fishing and | regulation a position that he occupied until May 1994. |
| for discoveries concerning the mechanism and | regulation of the cholesterol and fatty acid metabolism |
| tion of documents, maintaining oversight and | regulation of registered lobbyists, certifying municipa |
| n cell-cell signaling, immune responses, and | regulation of cell proliferation. |
| tection Act, Freedom of Information Act, and | Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000. |
| A conference on the licensing and | regulation of sports grounds where it was recommended t |
| he co-author of the casebook Legislation and | Regulation (Foundation Press, 2010). |
| ar functions such as signal transduction and | regulation of the cell cycle. |
| TBLS oversees the recognition and | regulation of attorneys who specialize in particular ar |
| eir discoveries concerning the mechanism and | regulation of cholesterol and fatty acid metabolism. |
| in such as the hippocampus and thalamus, and | regulation of dopamine release in the ventral tegmental |
| ontroversies that arose over the funding and | regulation of the new medium of television, Dunton was |
| coming law school casebook on Gaming Law and | Regulation that will be published by Aspen Publishers i |
| , phosphatidylinositol signaling system, and | regulation of actin cytoskeleton. |
| He oversees the licensing, examination, and | regulation of all property-casualty insurers, and the c |
| onsible for the conservation, protection and | regulation of all antiquities and archaeological excava |
| 0, Ainsworth called for the legalisation and | regulation of drugs, arguing it is better for addicts t |
| ound the world, influencing trade policy and | regulation, and publishing definitive research on the s |
| ory body responsible for the supervision and | regulation of the Turkish securities market, the Capita |
| l continue to control the administration and | regulation of the energy sector. |
| sponsible for the development, promotion and | regulation of the palm oil industry in Malaysia. |
| s were contractual conditions, pensions, and | regulation of foreign ensembles. |
| rector of the Centre for Studies in Risk and | Regulation at The Fraser Institute. |
| the encouragement and | regulation of the appropriate use, appreciation and enj |
| One Eight Seven (1997) - Animal | Regulation Officer |
| Another | regulation change discussed would allow universities to |
| She approaches | regulation from the triple angle of Law, economics, and |
| t functions of thyroid hormone receptors are | regulation of metabolism and heart rate. |
| ly resembled the Tribunals described in Army | Regulation 190-8, with the key difference that AR-190-8 |
| ctually outfitted according to post war army | regulation. |
| Main article: | Regulation of genetic engineering |
| Main article: | Regulation of therapeutic goods in the United States |
| ssible and are handled in the same manner as | regulation football, with the defensive team receiving |
| n 1980, a United States banking law known as | Regulation Q, which was enacted by Congress during the |
| that are trafficking these kids, as well as | regulation of these schools-not just mass roundups of k |
| play a role in biological processes such as | regulation, interaction and recognition. |
| ressive governor advocating such policies as | regulation of railroad and insurance, conservation, chi |
| thought to be involved in functions such as | regulation of appetite and anxiety, and BIBP-3226 has a |
| Despite attempts at | regulation, certain political leaders like Muammar Gadd |
| On CNN regarding the Arab league's attempted | regulation of media outlets such as Al Jazeera: "I thin |
| The Civil Aviation Authority | Regulation Safety Group is in the Aviation House in Gat |
| tion, alcohol advertising has mostly avoided | regulation by the federal government. |
| that "Direct governments involvement in bank | regulation, instead of banks led by governments, is the |
| nks in various capacities, ranging from bank | regulation to taxation, and in 1932, became vice minist |
| as such as mergers and acquisitions, banking | regulation, real estate finance, derivatives and privat |
| the Central Bank for the Journal of Banking | Regulation Volume 57 No. 1, by Joseph G. Haubrich and J |
| ame into existence (later renamed as Banking | Regulation Act). |
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