Sentence examples for a further regulation from inspiring English sources

The Federal Ministry of Economics reviews whether a further regulation exceeding current competition law is necessary in case such risks cannot sufficiently be addressed by competition law".

USP4 seems to combine the blocking loops and zinc-finger ribbon with a further regulation through the Ubl domain.

Most scholars agree that embarrassment and public pressure have pushed down pollution as a result, without further regulation.

In those cases where the SEv process identifies a need for further regulation, authorisation requirements or restrictions might be initiated.

It is now using that boost as an argument that further regulation of the industry - under, say, an economy-wide cap-and-trade system like the one now being discussed by Congress and all three presidential candidates - would be redundant, confusing... why, a "glorious mess" (Dingell's words, cited by Bush).

Former home office minister Hazel Blears described the TalkTalk data breach as "a wake-up call" that should prompt a debate about whether further regulation was needed, suggesting cybercrime was "probably the biggest threat to our economy".

Cell function necessitates the assemblage of proteins into complexes, a process which requires further regulation on top of the fairly understood mechanisms used to control the transcription and translation of a single protein.

This prospective analysis will therefore provide insight into proposed logistics fee caps, in an effort to guide further regulation recommendations.

The Social Value Act, Merlin standards for sub-contractors and new Cabinet Office guidance on transparency suggest a direction of travel for further regulation.

Despite continued tragedies and public support for tougher regulation, not only do they continue on a federal level to prevent further regulation, they strongarm states and municipalities into relaxing the rules or changing them to favor the gun business.

"The government agrees that further regulation is necessary," a spokesman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said.