Sentence examples for bringing regulations from inspiring English sources

The agreements will open the vast 28-nation E.U. market, with its 504 million residents, to tariff-free exports from the three countries in exchange for gradual work toward bringing regulations up to European standards.

Gradually, and especially during the Uruguay Round negotiations, a strict "regulatory levelling" has been applied, bringing regulations for developing countries more in line with those for developed countries.

While government is bringing regulation to innovators, there's an opportunity to bring innovation to regulation.

Not satisfied with bringing music to the train network, Sound Tracks is even bringing regulation station signs to life.

British authorities have plans to scrap a 20% "value-added tax" on Bitcoins, bringing regulation of the controversial crypto-currency in line with the way it treats other currencies.

In his classic The Money Game Adam Smith listed two great inflection points: the 1975 Erisa, the law bringing regulation to pension investing, and May Day 1975, when fixed brokerage commissions ended.

(Brown is certainly no stranger to political reforms, having co-sponsored the 1974 initiative that created the Political Reform Act and the Fair Political Practices Commission, bringing regulation and oversight to what had been a Wild West of campaign finance and lobbying).

Therefore, bringing regulation of gene expression into play can be further explored in the educational context using bioinformatics tools.

"We have to bring regulations up to speed," Mr. Burroughs said.

Why didn't they act faster to save them before federal officials brought regulations?

The NSW Greens environment spokesperson, Cate Faehrmann, has introduced a bill that would bring regulations for the state's five power stations into line with standards in the EU.