Sentence examples for in developing regulations from inspiring English sources

Q.Republicans have said that the C.F.T.C. is moving too fast in developing regulations.

A17 White House Calls for Reviews The White House budget office plans to require government agencies to employ independent experts to review the quality of scientific analyses used in developing regulations.

I think over the years the N.C.A.A. has made better efforts in developing regulations, and schools also have compliance officers to help interpret those regulations or situations that may not have a clear-cut answer.

The possible outcomes of ongoing decentralisation, which include enhanced government accountability, flexibility in developing regulations relating to marine resource use and greater participation of minority groups in decision-making, offer some prospect for improved governance of the Wakatobi and other marine protected areas in Indonesia.

Unfortunately, the efforts of the regulated industries often outweigh the ability of the public, unions, and public interest groups to participate in developing regulations.

Methodologically sound CAM research is essential to guide physicians' behaviour, to safeguard patients' safety, and to assist policy-makers in developing regulations for usage.

"The public health community is unified in developing regulation and passing legislation that restricts the marketing and access of e-cigarettes to minors, similar to existing laws restricting marketing and youth access to combustible products".

NSTIP promotes and develops financial support sources in addition to developing regulations that govern the performance of the policy.

The different standards applied to research and care have been discussed at least since the 1960s [ 1, 2, 11, 18- 20, 32- 34], but little has happened in terms of developing regulations.

Australia is one of many countries in the process of developing regulations for these devices yet knowledge of consumers' views on e-cigarette regulation is lacking.

Other ideas raised in the report include developing regulations that would reduce the addictiveness of tobacco, the creation of smoke-free spaces (post-secondary campuses, in public parks, or in multi-unit houses), and cracking down on illicit tobacco contraband.