Sentence examples for appropriately regulated from inspiring English sources

Support is in place from the public health community, as long as such products are effectively and appropriately regulated by the UK medicines regulator.

Paul Roye, director of the S.E.C.'s division of investment management, said at a conference this month that the commission was "analyzing whether these products are appropriately regulated".

It would also allow the product to be taxed, and more importantly, appropriately regulated outside the criminal market.

Wrabetz, L. et al. A minimal human MBP promoter-lacZ transgene is appropriately regulated in developing brain and after optic enucleation, but not in shiverer mutant mice.

"One of our priorities is to assist states in creating and strengthening national regulatory infrastructures to ensure that these radioactive sources are appropriately regulated and adequately secured at all times".

"There have been extensive discussions in the UK to ensure that families with mitochondrial disease get the best possible advice about their reproductive options and that any new IVF-based technique is appropriately regulated and funded.

Commercial CBD is still in its infant stages, with states and regulators still trying to understand how to appropriately regulate its use.

It would further contribute to a central nervous system explanation for the failure to appropriately regulate dietary intake and thus develop or maintain obesity under conditions of insufficient sleep.

Sceptical bloggers such as Andy Lewis and 'Gimpy' have been pursuing homeopaths and leading homeopathic organisations for years, whether exposing the funding of hideously unethical Aids trials in Africa, or doggedly harrying the MHRA over its failure to appropriately regulate labelling.

But many of his allies seem to be making use of mental health as a dodge to avoid having to face down the gun lobby on the difficult question of how to appropriately regulate firearms.

Our lawmakers desperately need this explained to them in an unbiased way so they can appropriately regulate, and tech companies need to be held accountable for their influence over all elements of our lives.