Facing strict regulation on chemical release and competition from flowers from Africa, the Dutch flower industry developed a closed-loop system that grows flowers hydroponically in greenhouses, lowering risk of infestation and reducing the use of fertilizers and pesticides.
In addition, Pacific Century faces strict regulations in countries like China, where service providers are prohibited from delivering Internet and television services over the same network.
They also maintain that they are not media firms - which in Europe face strict regulation - but mere technology platforms enabling better communication.
Tar sands, a noxious mix of clay, sand and oil, are considered one of the most pollutive fossil fuels and could face stricter regulations in Canada in the future.
New construction also would face stricter regulation, and homeowners would have to disclose to future buyers that their houses fall within the Very High Fire Hazard area.
Monitoring or accurately predicting manure quantities and nutrient concentrations is important for dairy farms facing strict environmental regulations.
When facing strict labor regulations, large firms are therefore likely to resort to other strategies, which may or may not alter the composition of their employment.
And the third step is: what happens next?" American companies face strict federal regulations for disposing of recalled toys, but they are only responsible for the toys that show up.
It comes before an anticipated government clampdown on NGOs and civil groups, which are likely to face stricter funding regulations under legislation expected to be disclosed in the coming days.
Since April 2012, foreign students have faced stricter visa regulations.
Such effects can potentially be larger in the case of plants in Europe, which tend to face stricter labor regulations than in the U.S. The movements in the average wage at the plant level can also be decomposed further.
