Sentence examples for effective regulations to from inspiring English sources

Conservation strategies should also consider the establishment of more effective regulations to prevent and/or reduce hedgerow removal on Prince Edward Island.

This administration has clear authority -- statutory authority and moral authority -- to implement effective regulations to curb abusive practices by for-profit colleges.

With diminishing economic returns from fishing operations and the absence of effective regulations to address the increasing competition for resources between industrial and small scale fishers, there was an alarming increase in the use of destructive fishing techniques including the use of explosives and poisons by small-scale fishers.

Besides, to plan and implement effective regulation to minimize environmental effects of these emissions, comprehensive knowledge of their impacts on climate and of their influence to atmospheric pollution is required.

However, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour party leader and his shadow culture secretary, Maria Eagle, have both spoken out about the need for effective regulation to avoid future abuse.

No one is trying to end capitalism, but President Obama is calling for more effective regulation to protect consumers.

He says a move to a legal cannabis market in Britain must be based on international evidence and include effective regulation to minimise the harm that cannabis can cause to health.

Housing experts are calling for more effective regulation to tackle unscrupulous landlords across England.

A private insurance-dominated system can be expected to satisfy the criteria for just healthcare only if (a) there is extensive and effective regulation to constrain the normal competitive behavior of private insurers or if (b) generous public funds are provided to fill the gaps in access left by the private insurance market.

The lack of effective regulation to ensure regional compliance with MRSA screening inhibits single hospitals from screening because it is less cost-effective to be the only screening hospital in the region.

"Instead of simple and cost-effective regulations to counter distorted incentives that harm the economy, regulators have devised extremely complex regulations that may not bring enough benefit to justify the costs but will allow the pretence of action," she said.