Sentence examples for impractical regulations from inspiring English sources

Evans (1995), for example, highlights examples from Nigeria, where impractical regulations based on standards from developed countries were imposed on local ECCE programmes, resulting in non-compliance and, thus, illegal practices.

However, the regulations were impractical and unenforceable, and today, have been largely forgotten.

They blamed members of Parliament for failing to compromise and for demanding regulations that were impractical and unfeasible.

But Web experts said enforcement of the regulations was probably impractical in a country where the volume of Internet communications is exploding.

Given the vagaries of stress, preventing it by regulation is as impractical as trying to legislate against tiredness or, for that matter, boredom.

The regulations are described as impractical for small NHP businesses.

The regulation that once made them impractical was exactly the sort of outdated rule that infuriates reformists.

For years, PG&E and utility lobbyists have used a standard set of arguments to head off proposed safety regulations: higher costs to consumers, impractical and rigid prescriptions, unnecessary rules, 'one-size-fits-all' regulations that don't work.

While the industry largely asserts its safety protocols are robust and has opposed condom usage regulations as fiscally and physically impractical, some insiders think ethical porn requires rubbers or other stricter and more enforceable health guarantees.

These plans were abandoned after many translocated otters died and also as it proved impractical to capture the hundreds of otters which ignored regulations and swam into the zone.

Overall, interviewees thought that government regulation of smoking in private places was impractical and unwise.