Sentence examples for placed on industry from inspiring English sources

Teddy Roosevelt's trustbusting was effective because then the state could act as a somewhat neutral broker and the regulations placed on industry were limited and fairly simple to enforce.

But according to the Alberta Energy Regulator AERR), the body responsible for implementing the province's Surface Water Quantity Framework, limits were only placed on industry upstream of the town of Athabasca and not in the Lower Athabasca area that supplies the tar sands.

ECHA provides a series of guidance documents to assist manufacturers and importers that have to meet different obligations under REACH on, e.g., registration, substance identification, chemicals safety assessment in order to"…facilitate the implementation of REACH by describing good practice on how to fulfil the obligations…" [25] that REACH places on industry.

While the industry has promised this will not be the case, Warner states: 'When market forces are placed on the industry there are real concerns that the industry will not maintain its undertakings.' The secret report also lambasts the government for allowing casinos to accept punters without requiring them to become members.

Stricter and stricter rules are placed on the industry which are not applied elsewhere, in medical settings, the chemical industry and oil and gas industries.

America's Congress is about to hold hearings on whether there should be curbs placed on the industry's advertising.In America, where firms have been allowed to peddle pills on television, consumer drug advertising has shot up from $1.1 billion in 1997 to perhaps $4.5 billion last year.

For a while, a tax was placed on polluting industries, like the oil and chemical industries, with the money going into a cleanup trust fund.

Greenland therefore attempted to diversify its economy, and much emphasis was placed on the tourist industry.

But the focus is not entirely placed on the fishing industry.

The voluntary ban placed on the cloning industry has until now demoted the use of the technology to the ranks of a minority sport.

Most large-scale manufacturing establishments were nationalized beginning in the 1950s, and emphasis was placed on developing heavy industry after a long-term trade and aid agreement was reached with the Soviet Union in 1964.