Sentence examples for regulated adequately from inspiring English sources

(It is arguable, for example, that violence against women is already regulated adequately by the states).

In the case of the financial industry, the reason it can't be regulated adequately is because, as Alan Greenspan put it last week in testimony before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, "the complexity is awesome," and regulators "are reaching far beyond [their] capacities".

"One of our priorities is to assist states in creating and strengthening national regulatory infrastructures to ensure that these radioactive sources are appropriately regulated and adequately secured at all times".

We collectively allowed the banking system to become too big, we gave them far too much status and standing in society, and we didn't regulate it adequately by ensuring it had enough capital".

Deloitte also says that the Bank did not regulate BCCI adequately in subsequent years, despite evidence that shady dealings were afoot.BCCI was founded in Pakistan by Aga Hassan Abedi, a savvy financier with a vision of creating a world-class retail bank focused on the developing world.

Yet Monday's report also took the O.C.C. to task for repeatedly ignoring warning signs for more than a decade, raising questions as to whether the regulators are, themselves, being adequately regulated.

This principle ensures that adequately regulated health services are not replaced by less well-regulated telemedicine services and it avoids discrimination between providers of the same service, which would be incompatible with the Directive on Electronic Commerce [1, 20].

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae already faced scrutiny by lawmakers who question whether the two government-sponsored companies are adequately regulated.

Fresh produce, the probable source of the German outbreak, has been even less adequately regulated.

"In particular, pentobarbital for lethal injections now comes from compounding pharmacies, which are coming under increased scrutiny precisely because they are not adequately regulated.

Biotechnology company executives said the new treaty could actually help the industry by countering a perception that biotechnology is not adequately regulated.