Sentence examples for problems and regulations from inspiring English sources

Because of these serious pollution problems, and regulations stemming from the 1990 Clean Air Act, a growing number of coal-fired electric power plants in the United States have either installed cleaning devices to reduce air pollution emissions or switched to low-sulfur subbituminous coal.

Those issues include ethical problems and regulations.

However, problems and regulations on environmental issues, mandatory stocking of 100% native North American salmon, and disease have impacted economic viability of the U.S. salmon industry.

That said, the guys behind MeatCards seem to be interested in finding a way to mark the cards with "Do Not Eat" to make it clear that they don't want you to eat them – it just opens them up to too many possible legal problems and regulations.

22 23 Whereas most other psychosocial work environment theories led to the development of questionnaires to measure work characteristics, 24 26 ART formed the basis for the development of observational job analysis methods such as the RHIA-VERA instrument (RHIA-VERA is the German acronym for the analysis of regulation problems and regulation requirements in the work activity).

Public perception remains one of autonomous driving's highest bars to overcome, along with the tech problem and regulation, and selfies are one seemingly shallow way to legitimately address that.

They're the problem, and regulation is the solution.

The NEPSY scores are illustrated in Figure 2. Parental report of emotional problems and behavioral regulation resulted in scores that were within normal limits compared to age-matched peers on all three occasions.

Ideally you would want to look at the child's internal working models, the behaviour of the child in the relationship and symptoms which might indicate attachment-related problems; so behaviours that resist the closeness of the carer; aggression, conduct problems, oppositional problems and emotional regulation difficulties.

True, Europe and Japan have significant systemic problems with taxes and regulations.

According to Antonovsky, this tension can only be sorted out in a two-fold way, through problem-solving and regulation of emotions [ 12].