Sentence examples for regulation which allows from inspiring English sources

One of the major issues is a lack of regulation, which allows unqualified medics to treat, and profit from, their oblivious patients.

The second case study examines an EPA regulation which allows banks to avoid liability when demanding that borrowers comply with environmental laws-a socially optimal result.

A second S.E.C. regulation, which allows shareholders to submit proposals for proxy access at their companies, adopted at the same time, is unaffected by the court's decision.

This paper presents a pneumatic PDMS micropump utilizing two in-plane low-leakage check valves for efficient fluidic regulation, which allows for simple design and easy system integration.

But the agreement is also a consequence of the EU's Dublin regulation, which allows member states to send migrants back to the EU country they arrived in, usually Italy or Greece.

Environmentalists argue that the regulation, which allows utilities to use measures such as energy efficiency and renewable energy production to reduce their overall emissions, is well within the law.

Indonesia has yet to fully ban it, although the country recently revoked its 2010 regulation, which allowed medical professionals to legally perform FGM.

In a speech to UK business leaders, Osborne said: "I am today publishing the financial services bill that will overhaul the failed system of financial regulation which allowed such dangerous levels of leverage to emerge.

In the late '90s, the Chinese government allowed these companies to produce REEs with little to no regulation, which allowed China to effectively out-compete nearly all western REE mining operations.

In the original judgement Rooney was cited for "assault" indicating the committee had charged him under "Misconduct of players", Article 10e in the Uefa regulations which allows for "suspension for three competitive matches or for a specified period for assaulting another player".

This behavioral adaptation reflects driving self-regulation, which allows the driver to continue driving safely despite age-related changes [20].