Sentence examples for regulations to launch from inspiring English sources

In our dream, we will take advantage of the recently improved EU regulations to launch a Europe wide trial which will investigate the cause of the disease.

Should Kroenke, or indeed anyone else such as second-largest shareholder Alisher Usmanov, reach a figure of 29.9%, they would, under the City's financial regulations, be obliged to launch a formal takeover bid.

Government regulations force companies to launch drugs at a single price.

Discussions at this year's event emphasized pressing topics including SEC regulations, effective marketing to launch and promote crowdfunding platforms and projects, impact investing, and the role millennials play in the industry's development.

We're so heavily regulated, and we can use that regulation to actually launch similar products.

Elio Motors, the maker of a new ultra-efficient vehicle, is one of the first to launch a "Regulation A+" crowd-funding initiative as the next phase of its fundraising strategy.

"Otherwise it's unclear how many products are prepared to launch when these regulations come into force by the fall of 2019," he said, pointing out demand for edibles is expected to be huge.

This is supposedly slated to launch early next year, as rules and regulations have not yet been figured out.

When he became U.S. Treasury Secretary, he went on to launch a successful war against securities and banking regulation.

A plan by Michelle Mone to launch a "British bitcoin" has prompted calls for tougher regulation of digital currencies.

The regulation of the production of cytokines and chemokines is crucial for the infected host to launch appropriate, non-harmful immune responses.