Sentence examples for more comprehensive regulations from inspiring English sources

Only a few of the many known DBPs are currently regulated, and more comprehensive regulations are expected in the future.

By contrast, the Obama administration has been less combative in states with more comprehensive regulations.

New York and other states have taken certain protective actions, and are considering more comprehensive regulations to protect consumers.

The Malaysian Government and local professional bodies in the country may need to develop more comprehensive regulations in relation to the involvement of pharmaceutical companies in supporting health promotion programmes.

Meanwhile, Breakingviews argues that the Fed is actually perfectly placed to create simpler, more comprehensive regulation encompassing all of Wall Street.

–More comprehensive regulation, including a tightening of the screws on credit agencies and derivatives and "harmonizing" the regulation of commodities and securities.

Canada recently reclassified energy drinks as foods, opening them up to more comprehensive regulation.

The Administration's approach to ending Too Big To Fail includes stronger, more comprehensive regulation, higher capital requirements, new resolution authority to allow failing firms to fail, and restrictions on the size and scope of financial institutions.

It may also be useful to consider TFs as an important factor to account for transcriptional regulation, and ultimately have a more comprehensive regulation map.

Regulation of CYP1A1 by PPARα in human hepatocytes has been previously observed [45], and was shown here to be part of a more comprehensive regulation of biotransformation enzymes by PPARα that was specific for human hepatocytes.

By providing a more comprehensive regulation, Austria law bans research on embryos, including the derivation of embryonic stem cell lines, but similarly to Italy it does not present a specific regulation on the use of imported stem cells lines [ 23].