Sentence examples for increasingly stringent regulatory from inspiring English sources

With increasingly stringent regulatory requirements, these kindS of failures are becoming more common and the huge trials involved more expensive.

"Through acquisitions and new facility development, R360 has created leading positions in key basins, providing closed loop oilfield waste services within an increasingly stringent regulatory environment".

With the growing general awareness of the need to protect the environment as well as the increasingly stringent regulatory requirements imposed by various national and cross-national bodies, manufacturers have to minimise the environmental impacts of their products.

"The scale and depth of our business will enable us, simultaneously, to satisfy the demands of an increasingly stringent regulatory environment and the ever-changing needs of our clients as the region returns to growth," said Christine Ong, head of UBS Wealth Management in Singapore.

Effective protein purification methods are essential to deliver biotechnological products, namely, for therapeutic uses, that meet the increasingly stringent criteria of regulatory agencies around the world.

The University believes the Danforth Committee is certainly correct in suggesting that clinical trials involving human subjects at universities across the country will require increasingly stringent oversight and regulatory compliance.

Laboratory studies that support clinical trials are being subjected increasingly to more stringent regulatory requirements, especially with the publication of the European Directive on Clinical Trials (Fontaine and Rosengren, 2001) as a Statutory Instrument (1031, HMSO) in the UK from May 2004.

Suzuki also blamed "the high costs associated with growing and maintaining an automotive distribution system in the continental United States," as well as "the disproportionately high" costs associated with meeting increasingly stringent state and federal regulatory requirements.

The increasingly stringent requirements laid down by regulatory authorities have brought to an end the largely empirical design of vaccines.

Consequently, they have to undergo a stringent regulatory compliance procedure in conformity with an ever increasingly fierce and competitive business environment.

Add to that increasingly stringent European Union rules.