Sentence examples for regulations planning from inspiring English sources

The instrument is an observer-rated interview with thirteen domains of capacity in the past 2 weeks: adherence to regulations, planning and structuring of tasks, flexibility, competency, endurance, assertiveness, contact with others, group integration, intimate relationships, non-work activities, self-care, mobility, and competence to judge and decide.

First, various factors related to the power transmission system should be reexamined under a unified framework, including the power industry structure, marketing strategies, regulations, planning and design, simulation, information systems, operation management, control techniques, R&D investment, and employee training.

Only problem: the Agency had no such regulations planned.

Regulations planned or put in place in the crisis may also have helped banks by making them more resilient to shocks.

The regulations planned in New York would prevent insurance companies from sharing medical records with affiliates or third parties unless the customer consents in writing, said Kevin Rampe, the general counsel for the Insurance Department.

Those alarms were clanging loudly when EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy touted the new power plant regulations plan for an "orderly transition" from coal.

The fracking industry body UKOOG said the report was "in danger of extrapolating the experiences of other jurisdictions that have different regulation, planning regimes and geologies".

He will complain in almost every area that is holding British business back, whether it is regulation, planning, poor skills or a hideously complex tax system, the forces of stagnation are lined up to defend the status quo.

This study aims to determine what needs to be done in terms of the regulation, planning and management of urban forests in order to help society to make better use of the resources and services that these areas can provide.

Governance issues address the allocation of functions (such as regulation, planning, and monitoring) between public and private actors.

The neurobiological development of executive functions such as self-regulation, planning and organisation also continues well into the mid-twenties [ 17].