Sentence examples for hands-on regulations from inspiring English sources
"If that reaction does not come about...we will have more prescriptive hands-on regulations of banks".
"The banking we are protecting in my country is Scottish banking from 150 years ago," says Mr Chakrabarty.Hands-on regulation of this sort is far more common around the world than the freewheeling variety that banks in the world's financial capitals have got used to.
Some proponents of the Volcker Rule, or of the more hands-on and aggressive day-to-day regulation that now takes place, may quibble with Gruenberg's description.
"All of my experience comes from practice: hands-on experience/experimentation during the [Marijuana Medical Access Regulations] era," he said.
The United States Chemical Safety Board said in a letter to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement that the companies' hands-on involvement in the analysis undermined its credibility.
A more hands-on approach would mark a break from previous governments that relied on industry self-regulation.
In addition all massage therapists will have completed special hands-on training on the protocol and on the performance of massage in a research setting, including applicable regulations.
The sweeping changes that Francis recommended also included: Regulation of the NHS's 800,000 healthcare assistants, who carry out much of the basic hands-on patient care.
"Otterly Amazing," hands-on activities.
