Sentence examples for unclear regulations from inspiring English sources

At fault are badly drafted laws, unclear regulations, corruption and heavy-handed security and paramilitary forces – all of which favour large business over the poor.

In today's version of crony capitalism, the state is the problem.Arcane and unclear regulations that are enforced on some and not on others favour large companies and wealthy cronies.

University of Hannover plant geneticist Hans-Jörg Jacobsen says that Germany's unclear regulations regarding field trials of GM plants and the continuing threat of vandalism prompted the move.

Executives say the holdup is a web of unclear regulation.

Koonings and Kruijt (2009) indicated that the urban land management and administration in Global South has been experiencing unclear regulation, plural ownership, (where same land has been sold several times to several people using fake documents) and conflicting or non-existing urban land policies.

It's unclear how regulations for digital currencies might evolve in the U.S. Lawmakers haven't been very specific, and a staffer for Senator Tom Carper, who is chairing the hearing, told me that the senator's office is taking a neutral stance on virtual currency for the time being.

"Ministers have acted legally at every stage, and it is unclear which regulations Cosla believe sets out that Scottish ministers can, or cannot, act in this way", the spokesman added.

Unclear financial regulations are apparently making them feel awkward about offering such tests: That depends whether or not the insurance will pay.

However, it remains unclear whether regulation of these proteins requires involvement of both the caspase and proteasome pathways as is shown herein for regulation of BAG3.

It is unclear if regulation of phosphatases is a general mechanism of LZAP activity, but it is clear that it is not a universal mechanism since phosphorylation has not been described to play a role in LZAP-mediated ARF activity.

It is unclear if regulation of metabolism is a feature of cellular survival or how the metabolic state of the cell influences stress resistance.