Sentence examples for regulations increasingly from inspiring English sources

THE use of native plants in landscapes and gardens has increased markedly on Long Island in recent years, commercial growers say, and the change is likely to continue as regulations increasingly require the use of native perennials and as more species are marketed.

The vanadium has seen a steady rise in demand from the steel construction industry as building regulations increasingly call for improved strength and lighter construction materials.

Laws and regulations increasingly require that citizen data be stored in local data centers, and often restricts movement of that data outside of a country's borders.

For Dean in California, that's already happening, with sustainability regulations increasingly influencing his choice about what to farm.

Economic network regulation increasingly use quantitative performance models (from econometrics and engineering) to set revenues.

In a world where governance and regulation increasingly takes on network forms, Brazil's experiment with ANVISA forms a node of excellence with which other developing countries might form ties.

As emissions regulations become increasingly demanding, higher power density engine (downsized/downspeeded and increasingly right-sized) requirements are driving the development of turbocharging systems.

The good news is that there are many fine alternatives, and that international regulations are increasingly effective in guaranteeing the quality and authenticity of what is sold.

She appreciates the idea of regarding perfume as an art form, she said, especially today, when it is "under a major threat" from the pressures of commercialization and allergy regulations, which increasingly limit the use  of natural materials.

Specifically, cyberspace's regulations are increasingly and directly impacted by the development of technology [39].

In addition, governance by procedural rules and regulations became increasingly significant in the Chinese government system.