49 Thus, parental behaviour may fuel non-compliance, aggression and poor regulation of emotion, rather than providing toddlers adaptive models of regulated and pro-social functioning.
Blazes in apartment buildings, nightclubs, health-care centers and other such facilities regularly cause heavy losses, in large part because of poor regulation of safety and building codes.
Sales of DVDs account for more than 90% of revenue but film-makers complain that poor regulation of street markets leaves them open to piracy.
Soil salinity is high in coastal regions and in agricultural regions where poor regulation of irrigation has led to increased salinity.
Mr. Wen also responded to domestic and international scandals over China's poor regulation of food and pharmaceutical industries by announcing that efforts were under way to create or improve quality and safety standards.
There has also been growing concern that the poor regulation of the private rented sector is allowing rents to rise far faster than earnings and that in turn is pushing up the government's housing benefit bill.
A new welfare problem has been emerging in Thailand since the start of the 21st century, as the growing number of people employed in the country's many factories face serious risks because of poor regulation of occupational hazards.
The current furore over the crisis in A&E and the poor regulation of hospitals, tells us less about the future of the NHS than two recent documents which demonstrate how, despite the ringfencing of its budget in yesterday's spending review, the NHS will effectively be dismantled by 2020 if policy is not radically changed.
In Seattle, environmentalists dressed up as exotic sea turtles to protest the poor regulation of fishing fleets, but the demonstrators in Miami will be unemployed union members dressed as themselves, protesting the absence of basic labor standards in the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Even more capital then fled and the liquidity crunch sent Turkish overnight inter-bank lending rates to a giddy 1,950%.Much of the current wobble has been blamed on poor regulation of Turkish banks, and the government's reluctance to let failing ones go under.
