Sentence examples for of global regulations from inspiring English sources
British leaders feared that in the absence of global regulations, banks would simply relocate from London to New York, Singapore or other lower-tax domains.
"We will continue our work in the framework of global regulations and in close cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency," said Mr. Ahmadinejad, who won a second term after a disputed election in June that set off widespread protests and the worst internal unrest Iran has seen in decades.
Banks already have a huge technology headache: keeping pace with the web of global regulations.
Part II recounts the beginning of the xenotransplantation controversy as it unfolded in Europe and the US including the introduction of global regulations for clinical xenotransplantation.
After more than ten years of dealing with unprecedented volatility, the proliferation of global regulations and the emergence of new risks, compliance is entering a new era focused increasingly on growth and opportunity.
Initiation of transcription is a target of global regulations such as these, which are mediated by the intracellular concentration of initiating nucleotides and by the stringent response.
Supporting the possible importance of global regulation of gene expression in neurodevelopmental disorders, genetic studies found that mutations in genes encoding for global regulators of gene expression were linked to neurodevelopmental disorders including autism [5], [6].
So the spectre of global regulation still looms, an existential issue for the global food companies.
Along with the lack of global regulation, current unsustainable business models are one of the primary barriers for progress towards a low carbon economy.
These regions carry a number of single genes coding for replication and stabilization of pHCG3 as well as the components of a putative system of global regulation of plasmid replication in O. carboxidovorans.
How strange that it is the powerful global empires – from the People's Republic of China to Rupert Murdoch's News International – that are the most viscerally opposed to any form of global regulation.
