Sentence examples for more regulatory measures from inspiring English sources
More regulatory measures are required to ensure a strong financial system when the volume of non-performing loan grows significantly.
However in the last two and a half decades more regulatory measures and rigorous initiatives in the form of policies or programs have been taken up by the government.
More unified and comprehensive regulatory measures for dietary supplement labels could yield safer use of these supplements and result in more complete information available to consumers, HCPs, and health store personnel.
More regulatory attention and economic measures are needed to improve market efficiency, and the mechanisms of carbon emission trading schemes should be improved.
It's been used by the federal government to in more than 150 proposed and final regulatory measures, on everything from land-use decisions to standards for vehicle fuel efficiency to appliances' efficiency standards, according to Resources for the Future.
The new Canadian regulatory measures now require more specific information to be included on labels for natural health products including potential drug interactions and adverse effects [ 30].
But in March 2008, the R.T.C.A., an advisory group that suggests regulatory measures, released new and more rigorous guidelines for testing lithium-ion batteries — standards that Boeing says it will meet in its new round of testing.
"I hear regularly from U.S. companies and associations about wanting to be more involved in the E.U. process of developing regulatory measures," he said.
We will impose a series of regulatory measures to make sure they're not spending more money denying claims than actually granting claims.
We argue that regulatory measures addressing liability risk or the role of reputation are more appropriate to enhance the efficiency of insolvency proceedings.
Regulatory measures that make rapid approval of new drugs paramount sometimes have led to marketing of drugs with more toxicity than the public finds acceptable.
