Sentence examples for improved regulatory from inspiring English sources

It is obviously true that market failures were a prime cause of the world's problems, and improved regulatory mechanisms should be sought.

MHCK7 is thus a highly improved regulatory cassette for experimental studies of rAAV-mediated transduction of striated muscle.

This study provides an important baseline that will benefit government, environmental, agricultural, forestry and mining sectors through improved regulatory guidelines and understanding of the regional geochemical landscape.

The policy documents said the government would look to involve the private sector in designing and delivering investments, project financing, public-private partnerships, improved regulatory environment, and address other constraints to economic growth.

The Levin-McCain Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations report suggested the need "to tighten oversight of banks' derivative trading activities, including through better valuation techniques, more effective hedging documentation, stronger enforcement of risk limits, more accurate risk models, and improved regulatory oversight".

It also requires sustained effort to develop the capacity of the state in budgeting, prioritising policy action and resources, coordination of related activities, monitoring, improved regulatory environment, analysis and delivery of tangible health outcomes.

The market is aware of an improving regulatory climate, but analyst estimates do not factor in the cumulative benefit of reducing regulatory headwinds (£300m by 2017).

We tested whether the repeated practice of self-control could improve regulatory strength over time.

This comparative analysis allows us to make several recommendations to improve regulatory arrangements in Australia.

Since 2004 the EU has been developing a regulatory policy to tighten control and to improve regulatory adequacy and knowledge of nanotechnology risks.

The Obama Administration's strategy calls for improving "regulatory science," which means finding new methods and tools that can help the F.D.A. reach judgments more quickly.