Sentence examples for law stimulated from inspiring English sources

Although generic substitution was already allowed, provided that the pharmacist would first consult the prescriber, in 1998 the Dutch law stimulated generic substitution further by relaxing this compulsory consultation.

With a proposed maximum penalty equal to 1% of regular Medicare reimbursements, this law stimulated change in how hospitals regard 30-day readmissions and they examined factors that contributed to them.

Celebrity worship will get the Met only so far; people aren't going to pay premium prices to sit near Jude Law, stimulating as that experience may be.

Manila recently enacted a renewable energy law to stimulate private investment that he described as encouraging open and competitive power generation while reducing excessive royalties and taxes.

Commenting on the report, President Bush said, "It's clear our economy has slowed," but he said the economic stimulus package he had already signed into law would stimulate growth in the months ahead.

Therefore, to reduce high costs associated with imported pharmaceutical products, the Brazilian government released the Technological Innovation Law, which stimulates the development of new biotechnological companies for the production of national biopharmaceuticals (Brazil Ministry Health 2008; de Castro 2014).

This was a palpable effort to circumvent and weaken the 10-fold human/animal safety factor, and it flouted the intent of the law to stimulate the generation of data on the developmental and pediatric toxicity of pesticides.

And the government's own reforms of charity tax law have begun to stimulate the philanthropic impulse in many of us.

In April, Congress passed a law intended to stimulate competition at La Guardia Airport and increase service to small communities.

Changes in federal tax law meant to stimulate business after the terror attacks are going to cost the state about $220 million in business taxes.

Yet practicing law didn't stimulate Davis, making him glad when an offer to become Columbia's counsel led to running the company.