Sentence examples for prohibitive regulations from inspiring English sources

However, Prof David Nutt, who led the study together with Amanda Feilding of the Beckley Foundation, warned that patients are missing out on the potential benefits of such treatments due to prohibitive regulations on research into recreational drugs.

On September 30 , 2003 the ECJ delivered its latest blow to countries that have put in place prohibitive regulations regarding incorporation with its decision in the case Inspire Art.

So how does the environmental lobby create fear and, therefore, new and cost prohibitive regulations for oil and gas?

Since then he and Carhartt-Harris have battled prohibitive regulations to conduct groundbreaking studies into the effects of drugs including MDMA and psilocybin on the brain.

Retail Can't Compete With Black Market Contrary to the point above regarding the benefit of legalizing a previously criminal activity, the onerous taxes and prohibitive regulations of legal pot will just increase black market operations, and the violence and criminality that inevitably accompany the sale of vice-related products.

Replacing trust with doubt, even fear, could lead to prohibitive regulation of the life sciences, to all our detriment.

The outcome of the review remains to be seen, with many fearing a return to the prohibitive regulation of the Moi regime, drawing back democratisation further still.

Instead, they point to deeper structural problems that they say must be addressed, like a rapidly aging population, prohibitive regulation or the hollowing out of the manufacturing sector.

When the EU proposed prohibitive new regulations to effectively stop tar sands flowing into Europe, Canada used CETA as a bargaining chip to block the proposal.

Drawing up of a restrictive media bill in January 2010, earnest implementation of prohibitive NGO regulations since last year and tabling of a draconian anti-homosexuality bill in parliament has raised concerns whether president Yoweri Museveni's administration is "doing an Ethiopia".

Robert Puentes, who authored the study, says, "If you put up prohibitive local regulations and zone for low density, that is what you are going to get".