Sentence examples for date regulations from inspiring English sources

The committee specifically recommends much more electricity storage and demand reduction is deployed at scale as soon as possible and warns these moves are being hampered by out of date regulations.

To date, regulations have centered on containing genetically modified organisms.

To date, regulations flounder and, given the Dan River spill from an impoundment whose integrity was rated "fair," the work on the structural integrity side looks to have barely scratched the surface (pun intended).

Many of the existing bridges in earthquake prone areas are pre-1990 bridges and were designed with out of date regulation codes.

To date, regulation of the motility of the gastrointestinal tract has been the main focus of constipation treatments.

3 To date, regulation has driven most efforts to improve the uptake of patient safety interventions, although internally motivated efforts are growing rapidly.

To date, regulation of only a few of the 610 RLKs encoded in the Arabidopsis genome [ 46] has been analysed and therefore our knowledge on conserved and unique modes of plant receptor regulation at the level of phosphorylation is limited [ 24, 37, 47– 47].

That's an incredibly clever way to start a business, given the large amount of out-of-date regulations on the books at the federal and state levels.

At my tech advocacy coalition, CALinnovates, I help new economy companies bridge the gap between technological advances and out-of-date regulations.

U.S. fund giant Fidelity is planning a big expansion in Europe and has a significant presence on the Web, but because of out-of-date regulations throughout much of the continent, it doesn't sell offshore funds over the Internet in Europe.

But to survive, they'll need sharp plans for how to both team up with big, bureaucratic institutions and navigate torturous, out-of-date regulations.