Sentence examples for regulated facilities from inspiring English sources

The capacity for biological terror has also increased, with greater access to deadly materials available outside regulated facilities.

Not surprisingly, the study also found that the neighborhoods that experienced increased emissions from regulated facilities nearby had higher proportions of people of color and low-income, less educated and non-English speaking residents.

Our here on the East Coast where everything Medicinal Cannabis is grown in tightly regulated facilities with every metric of the grow process seemingly overly intellectualized, the optimistic soul of the plant is strangely missing.

There are serious legal arguments against specific elements of the CPP (such as the consideration of potential emission reductions to be achieved "outside the fence" of regulated facilities) as well as the position that Section 111 of the CAA allows the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases from power plants in the first place.

This is because those communities are more likely to have several regulated facilities located nearby.

Though the number of regulated facilities has more than doubled in the last 10 years, many state enforcement budgets have remained essentially flat when adjusted for inflation.

Texas's omnibus law – known as HB2 – is part of a legislative trend to limit access to abortions by regulating facilities, providers and doctors.

The study found that laws targeting abortion provision are more numerous, expansive, and burdensome than laws regulating facilities providing other medical interventions.

Cuccinelli's opinion was a response to requests from Del. Robert G. Marshall (R-Prince William and Sen. Ralph K. Smithh (R-Roanoke), who asked whether the state has the authority to regulate facilities that provide first-trimester abortions and the medical personnel who perform them.

The troubles at Refuge, which serves young people who often come from backgrounds of abuse and neglect, illustrate the difficulties that state and local governments have in regulating facilities that care for the most vulnerable populations.

That includes a price on carbon dioxide emissions, other policies to address separate emissions and market barriers, and the removal of policies that could hinder the ability of a carbon tax to achieve cost-effective emissions reductions (e.g., individually regulating facilities covered by the tax).