Sentence examples for because regulation from inspiring English sources
After all, the Canadian system is considered successful not only because it has fewer banks to regulate, but because regulation is based on the tenets of safety and soundness.
And not only because the industry has grown too big to regulate, but because regulation is a limit that it is systemically designed to circumvent.
The intersection of commonly regulated genes between those comparisons was discarded because regulation of these genes was likely due to physiologically developmental processes.
Mr. Sharpton said the workers deserved remuneration because regulation failed.
But because regulation limited their profits, they had little financial incentive to invest in maintaining and upgrading the system.
This was partly because regulation 78 provides a safety net for when the ballot papers are not received.
"They use guidance to get people into compliance because regulations take longer to get done".
(NBCUniversal is a nonvoting partner because regulations prohibit its corporate parent, Comcast, from being involved).
Thousands of soldiers are bringing uniforms to this little shop just outside base gates because regulations call for jackets, helmets and bulletproof vests to be labeled.
Because regulations and penalties vary from state to state, the association hopes to use the data to come up with uniform threshold levels, as well as penalties.
London would cease to be Europe's financial capital because regulations would be deliberately changed to shift business activities into EU jurisdictions.
