Sentence examples for welfare regulation from inspiring English sources

This is of special relevance in the context of welfare regulation in commercial aquaculture and recreational angling; accordingly, the fish consciousness literature has focused experimentally on salmonids (especially salmon and trout), a group of high commercial and sport-fishing importance, but only a tiny phylogenetic corner of the animals that colloquially count as fish.

Animal welfare regulation, in short, is often more appearance than reality.

Animal housing and samplings were performed in accordance with the Swiss animal welfare regulation (permit number 1008/3421/0).

All animal experiments were carried out in compliance with animal welfare regulation and approved by the Swiss Cantonal Veterinary Office of Basel.

This study was approved by the animal welfare regulation committee (CESA) of the University "Federico II" of Naples and by the Italian Ministry of Health.

Jeff He, director of campaigns and communications at the International Fund for Animal Welfare's Asia regional office, said: "Unfortunately there are no animal welfare regulations or laws in China that regulate how zoos are run.

But my belief in the effectiveness of stiffer welfare regulations remains.

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The regulatory requirements for workplace temperatures are set by the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992.

Under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's welfare regulations, all welfare recipients -- unless they can prove that their disability is so severe that they cannot work -- must work for their benefits.

But in 2013 and 2014 the FSA referred 14 breaches of welfare regulations to the CPS, of which four resulted in prosecutions.