Sentence examples for not well regulated from inspiring English sources

Also, it is not well regulated in Saudi Arabia unlike the United Kingdom.

The industry is not well regulated and operators are known to fill boats to dangerous levels.

The process of posting HITs (known as "requesting") is not well regulated: there is no restriction on how much a requester can charge.

Taxis in Bratislava are not well regulated, so it's best to ask your hotel or restaurant to call a reputable service or at least negotiate a price in advance.

Beyond the social and ethical implications of these situations, the use of cyanide for gold extraction is a common environmental challenge in regions where mining is not well regulated.

The question of when, and whether, to restart the plants has dogged the country for two years, as politicians and ordinary Japanese try to balance their fears of a moribund economy when oil and gas costs have already hurt the balance of trade and worries over another environmental crisis, especially if the industry is not well regulated.

"We very much want to be involved in the privacy issue and be at the forefront because we know this is an area that isn't well regulated," says Memari.

This forced them to look abroad, where supply chains were not so well regulated.

"The purse seiners are responsible for a higher bycatch and are not as well regulated as what we refer to as the one-by-one tuna fisheries," explained Martin Purves, managing director of UK-based charity the International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF), which has supported fisheries in Indonesia and worldwide.

If not legally well regulated and closely monitored by independent institutions, the increasing opportunities for big data processing will open to the employer easy access to personal data with implications for the individualization of the employees in their occupational careers.

We can regard this as the initial stage of globalization or "globalization 1.0" in its modern sense, which is not yet well regulated.