Sentence examples for simplistic regulations from inspiring English sources

The European Food Safety Authority EFSAA), which assesses the risks of pesticides accepted earlier in 2012 that current "simplistic" regulations contain "major weaknesses".

But it found a widespread lack of information in many areas and had stated previously that current "simplistic" regulations contained "major weaknesses".

Both sides accuse the other of scaremongering, but with the European authorities accepting that current "simplistic" regulations contain "major weaknesses" and the UK government being forced to accelerate its deliberations, the debate has reached a crucial point.

When asked by Senator Roger Wicker, Republican of Mississippi, about the Volcker Rule, Mr. Dimon launches into a speech about what he describes as the dangers of an overly simplistic regulation.

Although an overly simplistic view, up-regulation of autophagy in diseases such PD and GD may alleviate some of the clinical and pathological symptoms (Rubinsztein et al., 2007; Fleming et al., 2011; Santos et al., 2011).

Obviously the report does not take the simplistic approach that all regulations are bad, just as not all federal spending is wasteful and useless.

"A simplistic piece of government regulation will not address the problem," said Coke Chief Executive Douglas Daft Douglas Daft, speaking at an industry conference in New York, according to a report in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Coca-Cola is the world's largest maker of sugary drinks.

In this sense it provides a simplistic mechanism of co-regulation of gene expression.

In a simplistic approach, we identified up-regulation and down-regulation patterns to find subsets of genes with correlated expression.

It is simplistic to argue that "antitrust regulation still suffers from an unwillingness to challenge 'vertical integration.' " The antitrust laws, like any other law, require enforcers to use prosecutorial discretion, which means not taking bad cases that will lead to bad precedents and actually hurting enforcement efforts.

Such models are in the mathematical tradition of random Boolean networks which, for decades, served as a simplistic analogy for how gene regulation networks could in principle work [14].