Sentence examples for regulation failing from inspiring English sources

"By focusing too narrowly on U.S. regulatory policy and supervision, ignoring international parallels, emphasizing only arguments for greater regulation, failing to prioritize the causes and failing to distinguish sufficiently between causes and effects, the majority's report is unbalanced and leads to incorrect conclusions," they write.

They fined Argentina £200,000 for breaching press conference regulations – failing to provide a player to give quotes "on three consecutive occasions".

Having achieved his principal goals on health care and financial regulation (while failing on capping carbon emissions), Mr. Obama has moved toward less polarizing priorities.

Our system of regulation is failing to deliver consistently good quality care across the country or pick up on unacceptable variations and intervene".

Dr Fiona Godlee, BMJ editor-in-chief, said publication of the reanalysed data from study 329 "sets the record straight" and "shows the extent to which drug regulation is failing us".

Under the regulation, those failing to meet the proposed measure would face a fine ranging from 20,000 rubles to 50,000 rubles ($640 to $1,600), Vedomosti reported Thursday.

It too was accused of violating land-use regulations and failing to get necessary approval for some $1.3 billion of investment.

Blackhawk has cited by the US aviation authorities at least four times for breaches of regulations, including failing to follow drug-testing rules for employees.

It is increasingly apparent to voters and law makers that industry self-regulation is failing, and that parliaments must step in and make free range mean free range.

The two Ofcom investigations are examining whether Vodafone misled and overcharged pay-as-you-go customers and whether it breached regulations by failing to handle customer complaints with reasonable speed and efficiency.

The Food and Drug Administration is investigating whether the nation's largest operator of dialysis centers violated federal regulations by failing to inform customers of a potentially lethal risk connected to one of its products, an F.D.A. official said.