Sentence examples for reformed regulations from inspiring English sources

Ghana's National Reproductive Health Service Policy and Standards, revised in 2003, reformed regulations for the provision of reproductive health services and required associated training: essential obstetric care, life-saving skills, safe motherhood, manual vacuum aspirations, and post-abortion care [ 61].

"This is a tremendous step forward as we strive to implement the reformed regulations that this industry desperately needs," said James L. Gagliano, the president and chief operating officer of the Jockey Club.

The establishment of the independent body, which is based in Birmingham, has been required since 2009 after the Legal Services Act reformed regulation in England and Wales.

He also plans to reform regulations on labeling, making them more understandable to consumers.

The trust also believes the government must reform regulations to make planning easier, and update National Grid transmission lines.

For the fishing industry, Ukip wants to reform regulations to enforce "no take" zones and end "destructive industrial fishing practices".

"The US, EU, China, Switzerland and Singapore in particular have taken bigger steps towards reforming regulations, creating testbeds and supporting businesses with innovative ideas.

While reforming regulations isn't necessarily a bad thing, Wesley Bush's enthusiasm is just one sign that the Obama administration's approach is liable to be particularly industry friendly.

But progress on reforming regulations is being held back by disagreement among experts about which of the six obstacles are the most important--or even if all of them should be considered regulatory obstacles.

Health professional regulatory bodies, such as nursing and midwifery councils, have the mandate to reform regulations yet often do not have the resources or expertise to do so.

His team did not move with "sufficient urgency" to reform regulation of the industry.