Sentence examples for lead regulations from inspiring English sources

Clark says some multinational paint companies offered leaded paints in the countries without lead regulations at the same time that they sold lower-lead paint in Singapore.

Current lead regulations in the United States should suffice to prevent such long-term neurological harm, Zawia believes.

The state attorney general's office, which is the primary enforcer of California's lead regulations, has relied on the Oakland-based Center for Environmental Health to perform weekly lead screenings.

We both were asked to continue our work on the lead regulations and to lead the effort responding to the court order.

The argument was made that the lead regulations would exacerbate the oil shortage by requiring more oil to replace the octane lost by removing lead.

"Had it not been for Carmelita, we probably wouldn't have paint lead regulations in place in the country now," Mathee says.

This requires moving from national regulation to "lead regulation", under which the regulator in a bank's home country would take charge of monitoring the institution's management, internal controls and risks worldwide.

During the second phase (1994-1997), a computerized health management system for lead workers was developed, blood-lead measurement was added to biologic monitoring, and engineering controls were introduced in the workplace to lower air-lead levels to comply with air-lead regulations.

But it also concluded that the proposed guidelines were flawed and warned that they "could lead to regulations that would stifle competition more than encourage it".

The existing comprehensive lead laws, regulations, and guidelines set the example.

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