Sentence examples for regulatory difficulties from inspiring English sources

It uses lasers to beam power from one place to another, but it too faces regulatory difficulties.

Rogers-Eubanks provides an object lesson in the political and regulatory difficulties that communities of color can face once a hazardous-waste facility is built.

So do many large state-owned enterprises (SOEs), a fact which, according to a study by America's Congressional Research Service, leads to vast regulatory difficulties.

The spinoff may insulate Móvil from Telmex's regulatory difficulties and the investor worries they provoke, said Daniel Lund, chief executive of MUND Americas, a consulting firm in Mexico City.

So now Deutsche Telekom must decide whether acquiring U S West, with all of the regulatory difficulties that is sure to entail, is worth the price of admission in acquiring Qwest.

Jose Viramontes, a spokesman for the Fish and Wildlife Service, said the swap was the "win-win" solution to overcome potential environmental damage on the land and regulatory difficulties in building on it.

The company marketing the technology, Utility Risk Management Corporation of Stowe, Vt., says it could increase the useful capacity of some lines by 15 percent, without any of the cost or regulatory difficulty of building new transmission.

This change should come about because current risk assessment methodology presents too much regulatory difficulty to prove that certain effects will ultimately lead to a reduction in the population level.

Through an examination of the syndrome scales that comprise the internalizing domain, we see that the highest levels of regulatory difficulty were in the anxious-depressed (10% clinical range) and withdrawn-depressed (22% clinical range) scales.

Translational research can be impeded by cumbersome regulatory requirements, difficulties obtaining samples, and challenges pinpointing the mechanisms underlying disease processes and therapeutic effects in human beings, whose genetics, environments, and behaviors cannot be tightly controlled.

The diversity of potential regulatory sequences, difficulty predicting biologic regulation based solely on a consensus miRNA binding site, and the increasingly apparent need for confirmation in living cells indicate that additional, cell-based studies should be used in the future to address transcriptome regulation by miRNA.