Sentence examples for some regulations of from inspiring English sources

Moreover, some regulations of governments or pressure from non-government organizations oblige corporation to take environmental and social issues into considerations.

Meanwhile, some regulations of the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union determined that origin labelling is mandatory for the following foodstuffs: beef and beef products, fruit and vegetables, fishery and aquaculture products, honey, eggs and olive oil.

All but Mr. Griffin said they would favor at least some regulation of hedge funds.

We can agree that some regulation of the media is necessary.

In fact, some regulation of proxy firms is already in place.

"We believe there should be some regulation of the industry," said David Gross, an analyst for the American Association of Retired Persons.

Ashcroft's letter did not precisely contradict his representation to Senator Feinstein — it left room for some regulation of firearms.

Mr. Cordray said some regulation of small banks had been overdone, and he promised to roll back unnecessary rules.

I expect that Citizens United will be overturned someday a large majority of Americans believe some regulation of corporate political spending is in order.

In a striking admission, a top executive of the Philip Morris Companies, the nation's largest cigarette maker, referred to nicotine as a "drug" yesterday and said the company could accept some regulation of tobacco by the Food and Drug Administration.

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisationn recently cheered anti-poverty campaigners by stating that spikes in food markets "might have been amplified by speculation in organised futures markets" and that some regulation of commodities futures markets was desirable.