Sentence examples for regulations toward from inspiring English sources

Richard Cordray, the director of the C.F.P.B., left little question about where he stands on the issue when, in March of last year, his agency announced it would consider stricter regulations "toward ending the debt traps that plague millions of consumers across the country".

Attitude toward children of parent, school connectedness, school environment, school social activities, school regulations toward bullying as well as bullying were identified as correlated factors of both depression and anxiety (p<0.01) after controlling for a number of background variables including demography and family environment.

The report, "Unlocking the Value of Personal Data: From Collection to Usage," recommends a major shift in the focus of regulation toward restricting the use of data.

These genetic factors might unbalance the fine-tune regulation toward a hyper-inflammatory deleterious state.

Under the rural multifunctionality scenario, the global context is characterized by regionalization and stronger regulation toward environmental issues.

The systems performance is evaluated in terms of source current total harmonic distortion (THD), input power factor, and DC voltage regulation toward load disturbances.

Such genetic regulation toward specific module enhancement might also be applied to reduce the heterogeneity of glycoforms and to improve the consistency of glycoprotein production [11], [12].

Van den Berghe et al. [ 6] showed that blood glucose regulation toward normoglycaemia decreased mortality and morbidity in a cardiosurgical intensive care unit (ICU) population.

The transition from wake to sleep is thought to be accompanied by a simultaneous reduction in autonomic arousal (Trinder et al., 2001) and high CVCwake may accelerate autonomic regulation toward this transition.

However, while older adults may be more vulnerable to cognitive resource limitations, they are also more likely to engage top-down regulation toward motivational goals when emotional information is involved [ 17], as predicted by the socioemotional selectivity theory (SST) and studies indicating that emotion regulation is enhanced [ 32] or maintained [ 33] with age.

It's hard work, made harder still by the need to comply with government regulations geared toward huge companies.