Sentence examples for all existing regulations from inspiring English sources

Bioaccumulation refers to the continuous increase in the concentration of a chemical in an organism, compared to the chemical's concentration in the environmental media to which the organism is exposed, i.e., air, water, soil, food, etc. Bioaccumulative potential is an important element in all exercises of chemical prioritization and in all existing regulations (US EPA 1998; CEPA 1999; ECHA 2008).

It is to abolish all the existing regulations.

Like every other industry, there are no shortcuts, but fintech is even more challenging because of all the existing regulations and incumbent banks.

Moreover, sustainability is linked to the growing disinterest in the state to regulate and enforce existing regulations".

The Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) published its views on disclosure requirements in 2011, and although it stopped short of requiring publicly traded firms to disclose all cyber attacks, it interpreted existing regulations broadly, for example, in requiring disclosure of "material" attacks leading to financial losses, and hinted that additional reporting requirements may be coming.

We recommend increased enforcement of existing regulations for all types of medicine outlets by the national Drug and Food Control Agency, better training of pharmacy personnel, control of antibiotic production on a national level by local industries and pricing according to WHO expert reports [ 32, 33].

All but one IRB member believed that there were existing regulations about biospecimens.

Mr. Pai argues that existing regulations are hurting the internet.

It is built on open data and existing regulations.

"Existing regulations will address much of the challenge," says Mr Angle.

Existing regulations, it said, had become too prescriptive, too costly and too cumbersome.