Sentence examples for uneven regulation from inspiring English sources

"There has been very uneven regulation of inflatable amusement devices from one state to another in the U.S.," he says.

But propane-powered air conditioners would need to be installed by trained personnel, unlike traditional window units, and with sales of conventional air-conditioning units continuing at a brisk pace and uneven regulation of HFCs worldwide, there's been little motivation to try moving them to the marketplace.

An industrywide hiring binge and uneven regulations pump things up further.

The up-shot is this: uneven state regulation does present a short-term risk that a two-tier renewable energy market may exist.

So far, however, deregulation has been a disjointed process that has produced a patchwork of uneven and inequitable regulation.

Perpetuation of the patchwork of uneven state insurance regulation allows for lax standards that are more attuned to improving the economic health of various states rather than safeguarding protections for policyholders.

[C4.] Report Faults China's Policy China has failed to live up to many of the promises it made when it joined the World Trade Organization, and it continues to maintain formidable trade barriers, unfair subsidies for its domestic producers, and uneven enforcement of regulations, according to a report issued by the Bush administration.

China has failed to live up to many of the promises it made when it joined the World Trade Organization, and it continues to maintain formidable trade barriers, unfair subsidies for its domestic producers, and uneven enforcement of regulations, according to a report issued late Thursday by the Bush administration.

States come up with their own laws governing the secondary gun market, and the restrictions vary widely, leaving an uneven patchwork of regulations from state to state.

Despite the happy poster images, the market for medical-assistant education is actually an allegory for the problems in the parts of higher education that tend to attract low-income and middle-class students: little regulation and uneven — often mediocre — results.

According to the Commission, the current uneven scrutiny of the regulation of professions across the EU has a negative impact on the provision of services and the mobility of professionals.