Sentence examples for warning regulations from inspiring English sources

The tobacco companies in Lao PDR continue to ignore the health warning regulations.

Implementation of California's warning regulations was not followed by a reduction in the number of reported cases or deaths caused by V. vulnificus.

Uncertainty regarding the likelihood and consequences of harmful events has driven many local, regional, and national governments to issue warnings, regulations, and moratoriums on the industry [4],[5].

Chanos ended the panel by quoting a French economist he had spoken to recently as warning, "Self-regulation is to regulation as self-importance is to importance," which drew laughs from the crowd.

As Bloomberg points out, the banks have their own study to wave in our faces, from a year ago, warning bank regulations will crush global gross domestic product by 3percentt and cost more than 7 million jobs.

Mervyn King's warning that regulation was hardly the solution to the banking crisis should have a wider resonance for Gordon Brown.

In what could be interpreted as a warning of regulation, Thomas M. Hoenig, vice chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, told Reuters last month that Deutsche Bank was "horribly undercapitalized".

But warnings and regulations are of little use if they are ignored.

I am not sure if the MTA formed their warnings and regulations against soliciting on the subways for these kinds of reasons.

But Cameron was criticised for warning of tighter regulation if the new body declines to seek recognition from the panel.

Tony Abbott has challenged Malcolm Turnbull directly on gun regulation, warning Australia has avoided a mass casualty event because "it is very hard to get guns".