Sentence examples for regulation and practice from inspiring English sources

The department said: "While a significant proportion of legitimate sea trade is conducted by ships with FOC registration, there are features of FOC registration, regulation and practice that organised crime syndicates or terrorist groups may seek to exploit.

These contributions are important since, while the UK legislation has already been changed, details of implementation, regulation and practice have not yet settled into place; alerting the field to the need to consider these areas, and the challenges they represent, is a timely and useful task.

The WCPT collection is the only global collection on PT workforce, education, regulation and practice.

Many changes have been made in Swedish COSA regulation and practice in recent years.

Given both the importance and urgency of regulatory reform, gaining better understanding of the activities, involvement and perspectives of those shaping regulation and practice is crucial to future progress in this area.

Ahead of the conservative party conference in October, Theresa May ordered a review of employment regulation and practices, but action is also needed".

In 2011, Miliband became the first political leader to call for an independent review of newspaper regulation and practices, after News International admitted it had failed to conduct full investigations into phone hacking.

"That's a proud record, but if we are to build a country that works for everyone – not just the privileged few – we need to be certain that employment regulation and practices are keeping pace with the changing world of work".

It has been pointed out that electrical engineering regulation and practices around the world differ.

An international review of stormwater regulation and practices, especially for low-exposure, landscape irrigation schemes in urban environments, was undertaken with a view to identifying what could be used in Alberta, Canada.

In October the UK government announced it was looking at whether to extend rights of gig economy workers — with its review set to consider job security, pay, training and workers' representation, and the Prime Minister saying she wants to be "certain that employment regulation and practices are keeping pace with the changing world of work".