Sentence examples for regulations to monitor from inspiring English sources

The best solution to this problem is to introduce government backed regulations to monitor the handling of data by companies such as Facebook and other tech giants.

The CDC has set of science-based guidelines that local and state public health authorities can use to create their own regulations to monitor the safety of public pools.

To that end, he used both new and existing regulations to monitor nightclubs, including taking the cabaret law a bit of archaic legislation that decreed there couldn't be more than three people dancing in a boite without a cabaret license out of mothballs and using it to punish places full of happy feet.

Gabriel Urwitz, chairman of the private equity firm Segulah and a former professor of financial economics, said the Swedish financial supervisory authority, Finansinspektionen, did not have enough regulators and the necessary regulation to monitor traders properly.

In some cases, children are placed in institutions in Croatia without any legal regulation to monitor such placements.

At the corners of the site are four boreholes, more than regulation requires, to monitor water for gases such as methane and carbon dioxide.

Christian Aid would like to see the introduction of a global regulation authority to monitor and report on global business activities, give voice to communities affected by those activities, and to provide an enforcement mechanism.

Furthermore, the IOM has recommended state-level regulations for data collection, which are easier than federal regulations to enforce, monitor, and tailor for relevance to a state's patient population[ 4].

And on October 14th having inspected 11 banks, the CBRC concluded that it is "common practice" for banks to ignore regulations and fail to monitor loans, and that bad-loan levels are "not accurately revealed".

Techem, says Moers, should benefit from new European Union regulations requiring countries to monitor heat usage by individual consumers.

There is a need not only to have stringent regulations, but also to monitor its follow-up.