Regulate

The Chinese Government believes that the entry into force of the 1995 Agreement has made it easier to regulate fishing conduct on the high seas and to make it more uniform.

Their knowledge of the international material rules that regulate the dealings of the international organization will therefore encourage them to conduct electronic commercial dealings. This will reflect positively upon international trade.

Regulate the Carry Trade

Then those who regulate the affair .

Can We Regulate Systemic Risk?

And those who regulate events .

The rules regulate what occurs during conflict.

Article 5, paragraph 1, should indicate that the application of certain human rights and environmental law principles during an armed conflict was determined by the relevant lex specialis, namely the law designed to regulate the conduct of hostilities.

and by those who regulate events .

The Fed declined to regulate these dubious practices.

There is abundant evidence that treaties which in express terms purport to regulate the relations of the contracting parties during a war, including the actual conduct of warfare, remain in force during war and do not require revival after its termination.

Regulate the self employed, private partnerships and private enterprises.

Treaties for the use and protection of areas beyond national jurisdiction such as the high seas, the deep sea bed, outer space and Antarctica are similar to treaties providing for objective regimes, since they regulate state conduct in a certain territory as well.

South Africa will continue to strictly regulate therapeutic cloning.

The notion that capital markets could self regulate was decisively rejected.

Originally, the concept simply referred to society's ability to regulate itself.

Customs legislation promulgated to regulate customs clearance of such materials

Following a highly publicized corruption trial (see paras. 55 and 56) and in keeping with its campaign promises, the newly elected Government declared its commitment to open governance and its intention to table an integrity bill to regulate the conduct and accountability of the civil servants.

The first challenge for authorities is to regulate power generation very differently.

It was even possible to regulate the heat individually for each hole.

The law does not regulate which jobs women can do at home.

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Steps must also be taken to recapitalize and re regulate the financial system.

It will regulate financing, parental contributions and quality better than in the past.

These instruments established the office of Governor and regulate his powers and duties.

Conduct

The following laws regulate health care protection in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Consider organizations that regulate medical licenses or administer medical emergency relief funds.

Ultimately, is for Taiwan and China to regulate and resolve their relations.

And it has helped governments to supervise and regulate cooperative financial institutions.

Research revolves around proposals to better manage and regulate such transition processes.

In Republika Srpska, several decisions and orders regulate this issue, as follows

We already have international instruments to regulate chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.

Sexual exploitation and abuse is prohibited conduct under rule 4 of the Code of Personal Conduct for Blue Helmets and the MONUC code of conduct.

A sunshine law to regulate political donations was enacted before the ballots were cast.

Regional authorities regulate education within their jurisdictions within the prevailing framework of federal laws.

The common ground of reform is the need to re regulate the financial services industry.

Personnel conduct

So it vigorously opposed all of the half hearted attempts to regulate the financial sector.

2. In operative paragraph 15 (d), replace the word eliminate' with the words strictly regulate'.

Conduct of the signatory

There were in existence at the outbreak of the first World War a number of treaties (to which one or more neutral States were parties) the object of which was to regulate the conduct of hostilities, e.g., the Declaration of Paris of 1856, and certain of the Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907.

It is used to control or regulate such a system (see control theory).

Governments will often, in good faith, establish government agencies to regulate an industry.