Sentence examples for purpose of regulation from inspiring English sources

The purpose of regulation should not be to make insurers choose risks more carefully or invest more prudently.

"The purpose of regulation is not to impede innovation but to ensure safety and effectiveness of medical devices," he stated.

"If you don't start to do this early on, and bring the regulators to an understanding of what you're trying to do, showing them data, being sort of transparent about what you are building, and how it's truly aligned with the purpose of regulation, I think it becomes a problem," agreed Taneja.

More than simply a prediction about a state of technological development and a plan for reaching it, ZEP's vision for CCS can be seen as a sociotechnical imaginary built on assumptions about the organization of political and economic structures for example with regards to the timing and design of EU funding mechanisms as well as about the form and purpose of regulation.

"Consequently, he is suspended from all rugby up to and including the third Aviva Premiership match of the 2013-14 season, unless the judicial officer confirms in writing that any pre-season match shall be considered meaningful for the purpose of regulation 17.19.11 (d), in which case such match shall be included as one of the three matches".

The purpose of regulation is commonly to correct for market failures, to protect consumers by ensuring quality and safety standards are met, and to achieve non-market goals [ 21].

IN Pennsylvania, Golden Rule treats these plans as if they were individual policies for the purposes of regulation, said Michael Corne, a vice president at Golden Rule.

These types of artificial distinction asserted for purposes of regulation like those imposed on the telephone network such as "long distance" or "intra-lata" will undoubtedly make innovation impossible.

A working meeting of leading experts in abuse liability (AL) and product appeal was convened to examine how these disciplines could be more effectively applied to the evaluation of tobacco products for the purposes of regulation that would include setting standards for designs and contents intended to reduce the risk of initiation and dependence.

They should employ instead the word that is the end-purpose of regulation: protection.

Today, after more than two years of examining the evidence and getting feedback from scientists, public health leaders, industry stakeholders, and the public, the FDA announced that flavored tobacco products as well as e-cigarettes will now be legally considered (or "deemed") tobacco products for purposes of regulation.