The market, they insist, regulates itself.

It regulates on the outside through another brain.

But the gene that regulates that down is broken.

Every advanced country regulates prescription drug prices in some way.

Even in the US, Medicare regulates doctors fees and hospital payments.

The law that regulates the pardon in Spain dates to June 1870.

Next, the team approached the International Maritime Organization, which regulates shipping pollution.

The International Skating Union (ISU) regulates international figure skating judging and competitions.

Stereotypes have become another way to commit violence against Nicaraguan women that nobody regulates.

In another post he writes about the alleged informal rule that regulates activity of opposition media

Russia already has an existing law that regulates how Russians' personal data is stored and processed.

The ordinance only regulates wiretapping, and the interception and surveillance of communications made through postal mail and the telephone.

Coordinated Universal Time (), abbreviated as UTC, is the primary time standard by which the world regulates clocks and time.

The industry's reaction was strong editorials in newspapers questioned the agency's mandate to change a federal rule that regulates advertising.

Earlier this month, South Korean lawmakers proposed a bill that regulates online gaming in a similar fashion to drugs and alcohol.

But, during his 16 year tenure, Yam put his own appointees on that committee, choosing them from the financial sector that he regulates.

Indeed, the Fed regulates only banks, so liquidity and leverage will migrate to the shadow banking system if banks are regulated more tightly.

Since 1901 New South Wales has been a state of the Commonwealth of Australia, and the Australian Constitution regulates its relationship with the Commonwealth.

Water bears several vital functions in a man's organism. It serves as a transport means for nutrients, regulates body temperature, and plays an important part in metabolism.

Likewise, while the use of big data has substantial problem solving potential, important questions remain about who owns, who controls, and who regulates the use of the data.

If it is legislation rather than a clause in a union contract that regulates health and safety conditions in the workplace, a factory's air will smell just as sweet.

The Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade and Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects is the reference that regulates United Nations activities in this field.

There are two issues of administration in higher education First, the government sees universities as its subordinate departments, and regulates universities according to administrative regulations, so universities cannot develop in their own ways.

The .ru and .рф domain names are currently managed by the Coordination Center for the National Internet Network Domain, a non profit organization that issues accreditation to domain registrars and regulates the registration rules.

JH I think it's often other lawyers, given a lot of the legal issues that I've covered. For example, I wrote about the strategic sectors law, which regulates investment in the defense sector and elsewhere.

Despite the absence of a provision that explicitly guarantees the right of access to the internet, the Telecommunications Law 431 (2002), which regulates telecommunications services, provides that internet service is part of public telecommunications services.

The Protocol requires the Palestinian Authority to peg prices of certain goods and its rate of value added tax to Israel s forces Palestinians to use Israel s currency and regulates customs procedures at border crossings with Jordan and Egypt.

According to instructions issued by Roskomnadzor, the agency that regulates Russian media, starting on January 1 foreign companies that aggregate news will have three months register proper legal entities with the state, the newspaper Izvestiya reported on Monday.

The new law, which came to replace the military dictatorship era Statute of the Foreigner , will allow foreign nationals to take part in political activities, ensures easier access to paper work and regulates migrant's rights to humanitarian visas.

The Supreme Court, however, sidestepped the question of whether Hamdan was a prisoner of war, arguing instead that the conflict was governed by common Article III in all the Geneva Conventions, which regulates armed conflict not of an international character.

Indeed, the Fed regulates only banks, so liquidity and leverage will migrate to the shadow banking system if banks are regulated more tightly. As a result, only the Fed s interest rate instrument, Stein and Tarullo argue, can get into all of the financial system s cracks.

The letter warned that if media companies do not submit proof of their registration with Roskomnadzor (the agency that regulates Russian media) by the New Year, their material will not be published among the top five news stories on Yandex s homepage, Yandex.News, or on region and topic specific sites.

If workers are protected against sexual harassment by a state agency rather than by their union shop steward, the employee's rights will be adequately protected. If it is legislation rather than a clause in a union contract that regulates health and safety conditions in the workplace, a factory's air will smell just as sweet.