Sentence examples for regulation to improving from inspiring English sources
"We are doing all it takes, from tackling the underlying budget problems, to strengthening the governance of the eurozone, from tighter financial regulation to improving our overall preparedness".
Options include a complete split from BT, an increase in regulation to improve conditions for competitors or the promotion of competing networks.
However, if a school relies heavily on uniform regulation to improve behaviour and raise aspirations, then it can push out other more positive forms of behaviour management and become counterproductive.
They called for better regulation to improve dancers' safety and security, including the banning of private booths in clubs, arguing that women could be in danger when alone with customers or that standards could be lowered by women offering more than was allowed in dances.
The inherent fragility of CRT markets provides an important role for regulation to improve risk allocation.
The European Commission has recently adopted an eco-design regulation to improve the environmental performance of vacuum cleaners.
FCM is adopted to achieve rapid, accurate power regulation to improve the stability of a microgrid when it operates in an islanded state.
Second, the explicit recognition of agents' self-control issues breaks the traditional correspondence between revealed preferences and normative preferences, making it possible for paternalistic regulation to improve welfare by helping individuals avoid choices that they will later regret.
After several chemical disasters had taken place in the midseventies of the last century, the Member States of the European Union started negotiations on a regulation to improve the safety of so-called major hazard installations in 1979.
Continuity-of-care initiatives were also supported through regulation, to improve service access.
Research should now address how macro-diets, rather than micro-nutritional content, can be improved for beneficial impacts on health, and should evaluate the impact of market changes and policy interventions, including regulation, to improve public health.
