Sentence examples for exploitation regulations from inspiring English sources

The most usual disposal way for the high-volumed produced water is to re-inject it to the well after treatment, which will meet some requirements imposed by environmental and exploitation regulations, among which microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) is an example.

Secondly, these findings are consistent with a tendency towards a rational exploitation of the regulations by the members.

In 1875, having saved the lives of countless "fallen" women and been instrumental in changing legislation in favour of women, Butler decided to tour Europe to inspire women to begin campaigning against commercial sexual exploitation and state regulation of prostitution.

These results demonstrate that the exploitation of microRNA regulation to control virus replication does not necessarily affect the level of the microRNA or the endogenous mRNA targets.

An article last Sunday about big banks' exploitation of commodities pricing regulations to increase storage fees for aluminum held in bank-owned warehouses misstated the increase in customer waiting time for purchases to be retrieved from a warehouse purchased three years ago by Goldman Sachs.

At the Center, we exposed how college campuses fail to support victims of sexual assaults; a former governor's violation of state travel regulations; the exploitation of foreign workers in Wisconsin tourist zones, and conducted dozens of other important investigations.

The impact of the Exploitation scenario on climate regulation was the most substantial, with net loss of carbon stocks representing 13.58% decrease in comparison with the current state (40.0 million EUR).

When every country ask in a trade agreement is to exploit consumers or weaken the regulation of businesses, the exploitation of consumers and the weakening of the regulation of businesses becomes a global crusade.

Workers can be subject to exploitation, and health and safety regulations are often ignored.

The threat to challenge the government's shale gas incentives is retaliation for that, and for Britain's attempts to foil a proposed directive on shale gas that would impose firm regulations on its exploitation.

New Department of Labor Ruling In May 2016, the Department of Labor made a ruling to revise the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) regarding overtime regulations to prevent exploitation of those making $47,476 or less annually from working over 40 hours a week without overtime compensation.