Sentence examples for are adequately regulated from inspiring English sources

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae already faced scrutiny by lawmakers who question whether the two government-sponsored companies are adequately regulated.

"The draft 2050 plan represents business-as-usual in terms of how escalating pressures on the reef are adequately regulated [or not], when much bolder action is required to restore the values of the reef and prevent further degradation," the submission states.

Yet Monday's report also took the O.C.C. to task for repeatedly ignoring warning signs for more than a decade, raising questions as to whether the regulators are, themselves, being adequately regulated.

The Administrator may exempt from the requirements of this subchapter by regulation any pesticide which the Administrator determines either (1) to be adequately regulated by another Federal agency, or (2) to be of a character which is unnecessary to be subject to this subchapter in order to carry out the purposes of this subchapter.

But the media coverage has ignored a dirty secret: The U.S. has its own large ivory trade that has not been adequately regulated.

For this reason they have to be adequately regulated in order to achieve good indoor air quality and lower operation costs.

"We think this is a really premature approval of a technology that is not being adequately regulated," he said, adding that his group might try to get a court to reverse the approval of the potato.

After warning that the rising use of oral sedation was not being adequately regulated, the American Dental Association published guidelines last year recommending that dentists undergo a minimum of 24 hours of training in sedating patients and 10 clinical experiences administering the medications, including three actual cases and one that involves bringing a patient back from deep sedation.

For realising the goals of the REACH Regulation, it would be more important for the candidate list/authorisation discussion to focus on substances where there are genuine problems and which cannot be adequately regulated by other pieces of legislation/measures, e.g. restrictions of critical uses or products.

The consumer reporting industry is adequately regulated and goes to great lengths to ensure consumer data is protected.

Carnevale acknowledged that the alliance may not be popular with some, but he said it could be beneficial if the for-profit college industry was adequately regulated.