Sentence examples for outside regulations from inspiring English sources

Falling outside regulations normally used to deal with embryo testing and screening, the new technology raises important ethical questions about privacy, partner choice and the role that computing will come to play in reproduction.

When a business doesn't face any outside regulations, it's a lot easier for unsavory — and in this instance, illegal — activity to occur.

"What's missing outside regulation is really best practices.

Private Eye, always resolute against outside regulation, would be smack in the firing line.

The department has extensive experience in nuclear projects but little with outside regulation.

Any form of outside regulation would be a challenge to the long-standing practice of accounting firms' policing themselves.

Transplant surgeons took issue with the call for outside regulation, arguing that the profession could police itself.

Supporters argued the changes were necessary to allow lawyers to prevent crime or fraud, and to head off outside regulation by government agencies.

Some activist groups say that Dr. Venter is going too far, too fast, this time, and that synthetic biology needs outside regulation to prevent the introduction of dangerous organisms, created by evil intent or by innocent error.

It should be sufficient to offer the cost benefits of an arbitration service – even to those outside regulation who can show that they acted to the professional standards of industry.

With another general election likely in a couple of years, and with his Conservative Party lagging badly in the polls, Cameron will be keen to secure the enthusiastic support of the traditional Tory newspapers — the Telegraph, the Mail, the Express — all of which are vehemently opposed to outside regulation.