Sentence examples for badly regulated from inspiring English sources

Public and private enterprises can be badly regulated, or well regulated.

The problem was that Japan's weakest firms especially in non-manufacturing industries isolated from global competition were subsidised by badly regulated banks.

Changes in federal funding patterns and distributed hiring have created badly regulated positions as well as extremely variable working conditions.

Media has been badly regulated in Greece for decades.

The trouble is, the US drug market is so badly regulated that it's next to impossible to stop prisons using your product.

And around $140 billion is laundered each year through betting on sport, the report maintains.Sports betting attracts crooks because it is big, opaque, badly regulated and thoroughly transnational.

In the Administration's view, the savings institutions collapsed, at a huge cost to taxpayers, because the industry was badly undercapitalized and poorly regulated.

"The development of information and communication technologies, if badly managed or regulated, can have an impact on the health of workers," Article 25 states.

"The system is badly monitored and regulated and private schools abuse this as a result". Sharon, a Chinese teaching assistant, put things a bit more bluntly: "The principal, she doesn't care so much about teaching quality". * Several names in this article have been changed to protect the privacy of teachers who remain in China.

China's lakes, rivers and underground water supplies have all been badly polluted by lightly regulated industry.

People give organic food a hard time; either it is too expensive, badly labelled, confusingly marketed, inconsistently regulated or not as healthy as claimed.