Sentence examples for regulatory complexities from inspiring English sources

"Adding regulatory complexities is something we were hoping to avoid," Mr. Viehbacher of Glaxo said.

"However, this market has substantial legal and regulatory complexities that have prevented our entry into China to date".

As climate change legislation remains stalled in Congress, and California struggles through the regulatory complexities of implementing its own global warming law, much of the action has shifted to the private sector.

Cheryl Gillan, MP for Chesham and Amersham, has held a meeting with the families and representatives of the police, FSA, MHRA and Department of Health, to try to unpick the regulatory complexities around DNP and work out how best to proceed.

One reason for the strong interest in New York is that real estate managers went to the trouble of working their way through the regulatory complexities to understand the benefits of the program, said Peter L. DiCapua, a spokesman for the Electric Power Procurement Alliance, a group of large power users.

They are exploring cross-border solutions, but that brings additional cultural, operational, and regulatory complexities.

"Regulators have reduced the complexity of products, but they have increased regulatory complexity so it's more complex for bank management," he said.

Assuming regulatory complexity confers fitness, adaptation may select for more complex pathways, hence resulting in the accumulation of binding sites [ 8].

Yet even following this new legislative model, there exists a great deal of regulatory complexity within the system.

Increased regulatory complexity associated with stem/progenitor cell-based combination products is also discussed.

This regulatory complexity makes this part of a cell metabolic network especially rigid for foreign intervention.