Sentence examples for dubious regulation from inspiring English sources

"All Queenslanders want a racing industry that is based on integrity and proper animal welfare – not one that is characterised by cruelty, dishonesty and at best dubious regulation and an environment in which there is a failure of simple compliance measures," Palaszczuk said.

These prediction rates can be improved if we do not account for genes with dubious regulation.

Moreover, if we exclude the genes with dubious regulation mentioned above as well as the results from the highly pleiotropic knockout of GRR1, we observe an improvement in the overall success rate from 60%to71%1%.

The overall success rate (60% for the entire model, 71% for the restricted model without genes of dubious regulation and without considering deletion of highly pleiotropic GRR1) is promising.

Regulations sometimes claim large net benefits based on dubious accounting (including "co-benefits" and "behavioral" benefits).

He believes it is the bogus practitioners who have earned Ayurveda a dubious reputation, and claims that all herbal medicines used at the hospital conform to government regulations.

Bill Clinton's closing flourish of activity included dubious executive orders on workplace regulation and water safety, among others.

Officials insisted the figures showed Trump's jobs plan, a dubious program of cutting taxes, regulation, and immigration while increasing infrastructure spending and protectionism was already having a positive effect on the labor market.

Still, there is wide acknowledgment that many apps violate current regulations by making dubious or untested medical claims.

Trump's claims about the regulations affecting the plant are equally dubious.

But the new regulations give supplement marketers leeway to make dubious claims and encourage consumers to treat conditions with products that may be ineffective or, worse, actually harmful.