Sentences with phrase «cited lack of regulations»

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Dudas, a partner at Vertical Research, refers to the emerging asset class as a «dicey investment» — citing the amount of fast money flowing into the space and the lack of regulation.

The group cited many gaps and holes in the implementation of the said policy citing lack of specific administrative orders of departments on how they will implement risk assessment and regulation of GM crops as required by the JDC.

The mayor cited strict gun laws that are already on the books in New York City and state but said lawmakers here are «constantly challenged by the massive flow of guns from around the rest of the country and the lack of any meaningful regulation nationally.»

The chairman cited a Berners - Lee article in the December issue of Scientific American at Tuesday's meeting, saying, «Although the Internet and Web generally thrive on lack of regulation, some basic values have to be legally preserved.»

Following extensive research on SME preparedness for the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), leading learning provider Litmos Heroes discovers worrying stats on how businesses are preparing for changes, with nearly 27 % of those surveyed citing a lack of confidence around the actions they need to take to ensure compliance.

Michigan, where many policies favored by Secretary DeVos have been implemented, has been widely cited by critics for its lack of regulation and the fact that it has, at more than 80 percent, far more for - profit charter schools than any other state.

As a defence to this counterclaim, W3 alleged that easyGroup's «EASY» (without an additional word) EU trade mark was invalid, citing a lack of distinctiveness under Article 7 (1)(c) of the EU Trade Mark Regulation 2007/09 (the «Regulation») *.

Officials across the state have cited current laws and a general lack of regulation...

The past few years have been good for many large apartment owners, despite high costs for construction and other barriers they often cite as issues to getting new units, such as lack of available land, environmental regulation and community opposition to new dwellings.