Sentence examples for comparable regulations from inspiring English sources

Imports from countries that have comparable regulations should arguably be treated differently than imports from countries without such regulations.

The European Union and the United States have comparable regulations banning bank transfers from Belgrade, but enforcement has been lax in Europe, the State Department said.

The United States, for instance, passed a new tariff act in 1966 permitting the duty-free importation of "antiques made prior to 100 years before their date of entry"; comparable regulations had already gone into effect in other participating countries.

There are no comparable regulations for construction and demolition waste, though the amount of CFCs used in polymer foams is also important.

Production of green gas as transportation fuel has to comply with sustainability regulations defined in the European RED,2 while bio-based products are not yet subject to comparable regulations.

Comparable regulations for organotin compounds exist in Europe, North America, Australia, and New Zealand, and the situation in their boatyards might be similar for these compounds.

"In light of the commission's limited resources, efficient regulation through deference to comparable regulation just makes sense," he said.

Investors have called for the introduction of comparable regulation in other markets to ensure that companies face a level playing field and that investors have access to disclosure from companies around the world.

A comparable regulation of its production to carotenoid biosynthesis would greatly facilitate strain improvement.

Comparable regulation is conserved in C. albicans (Shapiro et al., 2009).

In several other countries, comparable regulation is in place or is currently being debated.