Sentence examples for despite regulation from inspiring English sources

Only about 1% of pension funds is currently invested in private equity, despite regulation permitting as much as 10% in Rwanda and Kenya.

Based on scleraxis expression, TGFβ2 was tenogenic for TPCs at all stages, while loading was for late-stage cells only, and FGF4 had no effect despite regulation of other genes.

Policy makers worry that the big power generation companies -- still facing little competition, despite regulation -- will be able to use their near-monopoly power in some parts of the nation to keep prices artificially high, even as the nation's transmission grid suffers from neglect.

Many species are vulnerable to poaching despite regulation by the government.

Despite regulation by distinct promoters, RARβ1 and RARβ2/5 are always co-expressed (Supplementary Fig S6B).

However, it is concerning that only 19% of patients with haemorrhoids, and 1 of 2 patients with anal fissure were prescribed a laxative, despite regulation of bowel movements being the cornerstone of treatment for these disorders according to the guidelines (14– 14).

Or ecstatic roller-skating down pavements despite regulations against that kind of thing.

But women are regularly charged to urinate, despite regulations saying they should not be.

Sexual fraternisation between superior officers did take place, despite regulations, which was "unacceptable" and an "abuse of power", said the coroner.

Despite regulations designed to keep banks' ambitions modest so that none are too big to fail, today's groups are larger than ever.

There is also a risk that poor people will end up with fewer benefits and higher cost-sharing on the exchanges despite regulations that should prohibit that.