Sentence examples for regulations to combat from inspiring English sources

Until Monday, when Barack Obama's E.P.A. announced new regulations to combat climate change, many environmentalists questioned the President's commitment to the issue.

The number of attacks against Sikhs rose sharply after 9/11, and the issue of discrimination re-emerged last month, when Mayor Bloomberg ordered new regulations to combat bullying based on bias in the city schools.

Scottish clubs have voted against implementing stricter regulations to combat racism and sectarianism.

According to news reports, the Italian central bank, Banca d'Italia, suspended electronic payments at the start of January because the Holy See has not yet complied with European Union (EU) regulations to combat money laundering.

To comply with regulations to combat money-laundering and terrorist financing, MSBs have put measures in place to improve security and transparency in line with global financial standards, but the accounts continue to be closed -- and the ultimate victims are the Somalis who rely on remittances from abroad.

Since the economy began to fall apart, Mr. Schumer has joined others in calling for new regulations to combat abuses.

Do you support the EU imposing tougher regulation to combat climate change?

On the other hand, we need more regulation to combat "greed" and "corruption".

A considerable numbers of studies using mammalian cell models have reported the involvement of various signaling molecules in the regulation to combat osmotic stress (Schliess et al., 2007).

Creating recognition of an overarching definition coupled with development of an internationally binding treaty protocol and a governance framework can lead to cooperation and potential for harmonized laws and regulations to effectively combat global health corruption (see Table  1).

Attacks on environmental regulations and efforts to combat climate change will hurt communities of color first and worst.