Sentences with phrase «extensive regulation»

Extensive regulations govern the legislative rules that manufacturers must currently meet.

Furthermore, our research, testing, pricing, marketing and other operations are subject to extensive regulation by domestic and foreign government regulatory authorities.

Many broker - dealers operate licensed electronic trading systems, which are alternatives to exchanges that face less extensive regulation.

We advise clients on how U.S. laws, including export control law, antitrust law and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, provide extensive regulation of international business.

The problem with Dodd - Frank is that an ambiguous statute will be followed by extensive regulation drafting, which will be followed by extensive litigation.

These issues have already been addressed in the past by School Boards, Administrators, Cafeteria Managers, and communities in regards to the importing of foods, especially in light of the documented history of recall alerts from toys to pet foods, and it is certainly likely that questions will be raised again in light of this recent extensive regulation to processing by China.

State boards of education and state education agencies promulgate extensive regulations governing school board behavior and school district operations.

My view is that the incentives faced by authorizers make extensive regulation not just predictable but rational.

Blue Buffalo, along with its contract manufacturers, distributors and ingredients and packaging suppliers, is subject to extensive regulation in the United States by federal, state and local government authorities including the FDA, the United States Department of Agriculture, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the EPA, as well as state and local agencies, with respect to registrations, production processes, product attributes, packaging, labeling, storage and distribution.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has issued extensive regulations that place most of the financial responsibility on the trucking company for the operation of the truck, not the owner - operator.

It appears that her team believed that elected officials knew more, and knew better, than those who are governed, hence the reason for such extensive regulation and greater government programs.»

Beside the high costs, entrepreneurs might face extensive regulations.

As «officers of the court,» lawyers are required to adhere to extensive regulations governing all aspects of the practice of law, and those who fail to comply are subject to severe penalties.

They are polymodal ion channels that are subjected to extensive regulation by a diverse set of physical (pH, temperature, mechanical force) and biological signals (lipids, G - protein coupled receptor pathways).

«Extensive regulation and bans on ICOs and cryptocurrencies will only stifle the amazing innovation in financial technology and investing that has already begun.

Some want to go private, in part because public companies are subject to extensive regulations and are required to make their financial information available to the public.

In practice this means they wouldn't be subject to the extensive regulations governing the use of transgenic plants, and would thus be much cheaper to put into the field.

They have also been subjected to extensive regulation and often target at - risk populations that public educators are happy to hand over.

One of NSBA's major arguments against these proposals is that public schools and private schools operate in entirely different worlds --- the former subject to extensive regulation and the latter largely devoid of the same.

Extensive regulations by the U.S. Department of Agriculture also disadvantage smaller competitors.

However, a review in 2013 in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review by Stuart Minor Benjamin indicated that the broad interpretation provided to speech under the First Amendment would require a significant reconceptioning of these constitutional principles if there was to be any extensive regulation of algorithms as proposed by Wu.

This helps the buy - in process and also ensures well thought out and extensive regulations are put in place that have been agreed by all members.

PreCheck serves over 3,500 hospitals, long - term care facilities, clinics, educational institutions, and other ancillary healthcare organizations, across the U.S. PreCheck has evolved over time from a background screening provider into a turnkey outsourcing solutions provider, offering a full suite of background screening, compliance, and credentialing solutions all designed to help its clients adhere to the extensive regulations governing the healthcare industry.

PreCheck has evolved over time from a background screening provider into a turnkey outsourcing solutions provider, offering a full suite of background screening, compliance, and credentialing solutions all designed to help its clients adhere to the extensive regulations governing the healthcare industry.

Over the last 25 years, the company's suite of solutions has expanded from employment background screening to include other critical compliance and credentialing solutions in response to the industry's extensive regulations and evolving practices.