Sentence examples for regulations leads from inspiring English sources

The acquired knowledge from complying with other government regulations lead to compliance with the NHP regulations for large firms, whereas the lack of knowledge of the NHP regulations leads to noncompliance for some SMEs.

The new regulations led to a 10% reduction in accidents (about 1,500 people) in Italy last season.

In the late 1980s, a dispute over hunting and fishing regulations led to screaming matches and death threats.

August 2001: Adverse weather conditions and lax pollution regulations lead to severe air-quality problems in Houston, which during Mr. Bush's governorship took the lead from Los Angeles in ozone pollution.

Expected changes in European biofuel regulations lead to uncertainty in supply chain planning for second generation biofuel industries.

We can even risk the claim that in the above cases – in the workplace – biogenetic regulations lead to a total re-evaluation of these relationships.

(If, for example, local environmental regulations lead to lost profits, the governments involved should be held liable).

She made an interesting point, though, when she said that regulations lead to an economic environment where businesses are increasingly consolidated, and the smaller ones are forced out.

The new unbiased regulations led the Bush administration to conclude that direct loans would be less costly and simpler to administer.

A targeted gillnet fishery for this species began off Santa Barbara, California in 1976 and ended in 1994, after overfishing and new regulations led to its near-collapse.

The balance between these different regulations led to a large range of protein concentration changes.