The diversity of the participants was designed to illustrate the difficulty of devising regulations that would control emissions and energy use across multiple industries.
Inhibition-related activation patterns indicated difficulties of behavioural regulation in emotional context.
Individuals with BED experience difficulties of emotional regulation as high as those in AN or BN patients, with high levels of emotional suppression and low levels of emotional reappraisal [ 12].
Of these, the impact of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) on the space sciences shows the inherent difficulty of imposing rigid regulations on the dissemination of technical knowledge--and the self-defeating effects on national security of attempting to do so.
Overall, it appears that the complexity and difficulty of implementing DSA regulations under the Mexican Law may account for reduced SHS exposure in public venues, but as in Chile (Erazo et al. 2010) and in Spain under its 2006 Law (López et al. 2012), DSAs have not been as effective as comprehensive policies that do not allow smoking inside.
The agency said the added cost to small manufacturers and the difficulties of getting regulations through layers of government approval worked against tougher standards.
It is not clear if the large differences in Co and Cr concentrations between individuals and across studies are the results of analytical difficulties or a lack of regulation of those elements in breast milk, or both.
When officials in his new department were highlighting the difficulty of ignoring European environmental regulation, he is said to have told them: "The French get away with it".
This is still a young industry and lack of regulation will cause difficulty for investors and for cross-border investments in sukuk".
This hypothesis is borne out in our sample, where we found that bullied children with concurrent psychological difficulties, many of which involve extreme emotions or difficulties in regulation of affect, 45464748 48 were at greater risk of self harm.
