Sentences with phrase «need for regulation»

Secondly, these B vitamins are needed for the regulation of carbohydrate metabolism.

However, Rosemary Koech Kimwatu, a Legal and Regulatory Specialist at Oxygene MCL, Kenya, said while blockchain technology is promising there is still need for regulation as no financial product can operate in ambiguity.

She recognizes the strong need for regulation in the pet care industry and has set the standard for dog training and daycare in Calgary through Dogma.

The overarching message from this hearing is that there is a clear need for regulation so consumers can make informed decisions about participation in ICOs.»

We also believe that these events illustrate need for regulation, not only to govern how material non-public information should be handled, but also to create a framework that can help mitigate market abuse by bad actors.

This paints a fairly compelling portrait of the current cast of celebrity contrarians: grumpy old timers (who are still afraid of the communists) bewildered by technological advances who are paid by wealthy industrialists to disparage environmentalism and protect profits against the scientifically supported need for regulation.

A leading QC who took part in a BBC Panorama programme, which showed expert witnesses apparently stating their willingness to present misleading evidence in court, said today there is no immediate need for regulation.

But a State's felt need for regulation of professional conduct may reasonably extend beyond mere «ambulance chasing.»

Certainly, with all this activity going on — much of it in states that haven't seen much drilling in decades, if ever — there is a clear need for regulations and oversight.

We also believe that these events illustrate need for regulation, not only to govern how material non-public information should be handled, but also to create a framework that can help mitigate market abuse by bad actors.

«As vaping has gone mainstream, with celebrities from Lindsay Lohan to Barry Manilow giving it a go, and with growing public debate on the public dangers and the need for regulation, so the language usage of the word «vape» and related terms in 2014 has shown a marked increase,» Judy Pearsall, Editorial Director for Oxford Dictionaries, told the BBC when asked to explain the choice.

«There's always going to be a need for regulations to keep the public safe,» said Mark Rosekind, head of NHTSA.

While acknowledging the planet is warming, Pruitt has questioned the gravity of the problem and the need for regulations that require companies to take costly measures to reduce their carbon footprint.

[W] e always see with these types of laws, the politicians couch them in terms of the need for regulation for things like «protecting tax revenue» or «safety standards,»» writes Mike Masnick.

The report provides detailed explanations of prospective structural changes to the financial sector and discusses the need for regulation.

Despite this fact, not everyone sees a need for regulations...

Despite this fact, not everyone sees a need for regulations to reduce carbon pollution — to lessen the damage and its associated costs.

Despite this fact, not everyone sees a need for regulations to...

While the figures seem scary for the future development of the digital currency, this may represent the number one reason outlining why there is a need for regulation on the bitcoin market.

«The need for regulation is obvious,» Mr. Tanrikulu acknowledged, including that «the use of those currencies in illegal activities must be prevented.»

However, he also stressed the need for regulation within the fintech sector «at least to a certain extent,» as irritants like cybercrime disrupt public trust in the financial system.

When it comes to cryptocurrency, the need for regulation, and some countries even considering a ban on crypto - assets, the big issue is illegal activity.

By virtue of the above, it would be expected that in the short to medium term there will be a reaction from the corresponding government entities in the Dominican Republic to address the need for regulation that clearly and specifically establishes the obligations and rights of all participants of the fintech industry.

The proposal opened up discussion among village officials about the need for regulations on food carts, which currently isn't addressed by village code.

Letters From A Tory Might one concede, contrary to neoliberal orthodoxy, that there's a need for regulation precisely because Smith's invisible hand, which is partly how inequality comes about, is too often in someone's pocket?

Erie County Legislator Lynne Dixon sponsored a resolution calling for improvements to the nation's railway system, highlighting the need for regulations to replace outdated cars that carry hazardous materials and require them to reduce their speed in residential areas.

As the prospect of humans who have been genetically cut and pasted moves closer to reality, governments have begun to take notice of the need for regulation.

Finally, Madary and Metzinger draw attention to the need for regulations regarding ownership and individuation of avatars, regulations that should also address concerns about surveillance and data protection.

The author addresses the need for regulation in yoga to «protect clients from the risks of injuries ensuing from yoga practice or therapy as a result of inadequate training and expertise of yoga therapists or teachers».

«There's a need for regulations, but there's a limit, and we've passed that limit,» says Forrest McConnell III, NADA's 2013 vice chairman who is a Honda and Acura dealer in Montgomery, AL..

There is really no need for regulations in the case of Amazon, if customers run in droves because they do not offer these services, they will fail, but customers that want these products can buy them elsewhere and Amazon's actions do not change the price / availability at other retailers.

As more and more people practice creative financing, the need for regulation and accountability is evident.

Regulated Products and the Birth of AAFCO With the growing popularity of commercial pet products came a need for regulation.

Besides new buildings, many animal - rights groups point to a need for regulation of the animal - care industry.

Liam Hughes, director of Maine's animal welfare program within its Department of Agriculture, explains that Hurricane Katrina in 2005 — and the animals left behind — was the beginning of a pet transport explosion that highlighted the need for regulation.

The need for the regulation of dog breeding facilities in Michigan is acute.

One, touched on repeatedly here, is the need for regulations to catch up with this maturing technology — both in cutting gas leaks and handling drilling wastes.

In this model, people with a hierarchical and individualistic world - view are expected to be naturally skeptical of environmental risks, since acceptance of such risks implies the need for regulation of industry and consumption.

We get a stimulus effect while saving the world and dramatically decreasing the need for regulation.

«It is our hope that we can use our expertise to convince policy makers at home and abroad of the need for these regulations and to close all domestic ivory markets.»

However, she adds, there's a need for regulation as well as advocacy.

One might even have the temerity to suggest that it is indeed not the most important element needed to transform the global energy economy without «dismissing» the need for regulation.

... this process of public pressure might not only eliminate the need for regulation, but work even work better than attempts by bureaucrats to keep pace with rapidly evolving technologies and changing expectations of privacy — especially online.