Sentence examples for inadequately regulated from inspiring English sources

"And yet, the payday industry remains inadequately regulated.

Anderson has understood that inadequately regulated surveillance represents a crisis for our – indeed any – democracy.

"There is concern as to whether the NHS should outsource to a private health sector that is still inadequately regulated.

In recent years, ordinary Chinese citizens have gone to great lengths to avoid foods that they believe are inadequately regulated by the government.

Britain suffered more than most because the economy is heavily dependent on financial services, and the financial sector was inadequately regulated.

In recent years, ordinary Chinese citizens have gone to great lengths to avoid foods that they believe are inadequately regulated by the government.

Did the government inadequately regulate business leaders?

Dr. Burroughs's assertions come at a critical moment in the development of bovine somatotropin and an equally critical period for the F.D.A., which has been accused by Congress and consumer groups recently of inadequately regulating the safety of food.

Unenforceable contracts are especially concerning in situations where the laws of the country inadequately regulate private industry or protect human rights such as the right to water or safe working conditions.

Saudi Arabia had been on the Special 301 Watchlist, the U.S.'s running log of countries considered to inadequately regulate or enforce intellectual property rights, but was removed in 2010.

And the city really should do something for medallion holders, many of whom have been left hanging by a shifting and uncertain car-hire market that has arguably been inadequately and inequitably regulated.