Sentence examples for regulatory and implementation from inspiring English sources

The first report (1) provides a description of the various policy, legislative, regulatory, and implementation options for creating such a program (derived from a review of contaminated site programs in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia) and (2) suggests steps in developing a management plan for development of such a program.

This paper attempts to provide policy makers and program managers with concrete results from a year-long pilot program to guide their policy, regulatory, and implementation decisions for scaling up private sector delivery of ACTs through ADDOs.

In the future toxicogenomics-based test methods may be shown to have been adequately validated and technically suitable for certain specific purposes, but regulatory acceptability and implementation will depend partly on whether the methods validated can be used for a given regulatory agency or program, that is, they are applicable to the products that fall within their regulatory purview.

In the final section we argue that a central reason for this lies in regulatory design and implementation.

In this Review, we outline the limitations of RSV LRTI management, the drugs in development, and the remaining challenges related to study design, regulatory approval, and implementation.

They also suggested that supervision by regulatory authorities and implementation of risk management, support the expansion of financial institution business or lending during the period of business expansion in order to accumulate bank profit.

First the paper provides a conceptual analysis of the impacts of environmental regulations on mining competitiveness, including a discussion of how the environmental-competitiveness trade-off can be affected by various regulatory design and implementation strategies.

Finally, we emphasize that rigorous and independent validation of QSARs is an essential step toward their regulatory acceptance and implementation.

It also avoids a situation where there is routinely a high level of discordance between regulatory standards and implementation, which provides high potential for corruption.

However, these approaches are inherently complex, in terms of regulatory and methodologic implementation, and present a high cost.

An engineering and economic assessment was conducted to review the status of existing technologies that could be used to sequester CO2, develop a preliminary engineering concept for accomplishing the required operations, estimate capital and operating costs for sequestration systems under various design conditions, and outline regulatory and project implementation aspects.