Sentence examples for introduce regulatory from inspiring English sources

Davey said it was not up to an energy minister to tell fund managers how to run their businesses, but added that it was vital to introduce regulatory transparency that would drive investors from fossil fuels to renewables.

As more countries introduce regulatory changes, centrifugal pump suppliers are beginning to face a fresh wave of competition, where efficient technology design is 'the name of the game'.

A commitment to introduce regulatory food measures to reduce daily salt consumption to a given amount by a certain date, for instance, was removed by the European Union despite the fact that many E.U. countries already enforce such regulations.

In the world of SaaS, the process of compliance is complex because data is located in the provider's datacenters, which may introduce regulatory compliance issues such as data privacy, segregation, and security, that must be enforced by the provider.

Almost immediately after Dolly's birth, there were calls to introduce regulatory controls of the technology.

In addition, they might introduce regulatory regions that would influence the strength of its promoter, or even add promoter sequences [ 30, 31].

He said the recommended changes were not needed anyway, because the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority introduced regulatory changes last year to the way banks can lend to investors, with those changes causing Sydney's and Melbourne's property markets to "moderate" over the last six months, which was a good thing.

One country that has taken a more conciliatory (and arguably pragmatic) approach is the Philippines, which introduced regulatory framework in May specifically designed for ride-sharing apps like Uber.

This will require a combination of measures including support to intermediary professional associations and non-governmental institutions, promoting collaborative schemes and introducing regulatory approaches to make standardized TB and MDR-TB care widely accessible but only through "RNTCP-approved" outlets such as the clinics of certified private practitioners and accredited private institutions.

In 2007, the EMA introduced regulatory guidance on nebulizers.

Recently introduced regulatory changes have expanded the Tutor role to include their primary responsibility for Postgraduate Medical Training PMTT).