Sentence examples for weak regulatory framework from inspiring English sources

Many countries have a weak regulatory framework, and even in countries with a strong regulatory framework, mistakes occur.

At regional and local level, the most important programmatic issue raised was weak regulatory framework and enforcement of regulations.

The weak regulatory framework and capacity to regulate, combined with limited information regarding those not on the state payroll, allowed non-state providers to flourish, if not materially then at least numerically.

This is due to lack of good rural road networks, affordable transport and communication services, and also due to information asymmetry, which lead to patients seeking and obtaining inappropriate care from informal providers such as drug stores and traditional healers who operate within a weak regulatory framework with ineffective monitoring and enforcement of rules (Ukwaja et al. 2013b).

The global financial crisis precipitated in 2007 and 2008 shared some of the key features exhibited by the wave of international financial crises in the 1990s, including accelerated capital influxes, weak regulatory frameworks, relaxed monetary policies, herd behavior during investment bubbles, collapsing asset prices, and massive deleveraging.

The combination of participant population characteristics, inexperienced researchers and weak regulatory frameworks stand to increase unethical and exploitative research being conducted, and the negative effects can be especially salient in the context of mental health research among the displaced.

The dominant role of ONEE should, however, become weaker; in 2012, Morocco adopted a national regulatory framework for the electricity sector, which provides a free market for the exchange of electricity from renewable sources (Act 13 09).

This is reflective of a general view of the industry as suffering from a surfeit of weak, greedy individuals, not the lack of a decent regulatory framework.

The regulatory framework governing genetically engineered crops is weak, and the technology is inherently unpredictable and risky.

Foreign direct investment was substantial in the early 21st century, but foreign investors faced serious obstacles, including a complex legal and regulatory framework, less than transparent business procedures, and a weak judiciary.

The regulatory framework of the electricity sector in Chile has been considered weak and accounts for a very limited role of the government [88].