Sentence examples for conventional regulations from inspiring English sources
This new approach would also make it much less costly and laborious for TransCanada to comply with than conventional regulations.
But because cap-and-trade will minimize energy-related and other costs, it holds an important advantage in this regard over conventional regulations.
By the late 1980's, even political liberals and environmentalists were beginning to question whether conventional regulations could produce further gains in environmental quality.
"Patenting promotes the development of effective cannabinoid medicines, allowing organisations to invest enormous amounts of money to produce medicines that can fit in with conventional regulations," said Peter Reynolds, president of Clear, a group that campaigns for cannabis law reform.
Those reactions, he says, may have unexpected consequences that make conventional regulation of individual pollutants unpredictable and even counterproductive.
All of these initiatives sought to inject new dynamism into industrial environmental policy, by breaking with conventional regulation and emphasizing voluntarism, collaboration, and transparency.
The authors argue that information disclosure has an important role to play in environmental policy but only as part of an integrated set of policy tools that includes conventional regulation.
In this work, the conventional regulation devices are not included to show the capability of the ESBCs more clearly.
The conventional regulation means and their associated controllers are represented by N1, N2,…, N n and NC1, NC2,…, NC n in Fig. 1 respectively.
The problem to guarantee the coherence of several actuators in ADNs (e.g. VPP and conventional regulation means) to achieve a common goal (e.g. improving the static voltage stability) can be solved by using multi-agent-based coordinated consistency control method.
Experience has shown that cap-and-trade programs achieve emissions reductions at dramatically lower cost than conventional regulation.
