Sentences with phrase «regulation in place preventing»

There are strict regulations in place preventing the use of the word «milk» where a product does not contain any actual milk content.

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Those polled also believe that President Barack Obama must ensure systems and regulations are in place to prevent this type of accident from happening in the future.

Knowing what we do now, with the financial crisis supposedly behind us, would you say that current regulations in place for our credit, lending and investment industries are sufficient and satisfactory enough to prevent consumers from doing this much financial damage to themselves?

It is government regulation in the first place that prevents women from having the choice of birth method.

The regulation was put in place to prevent tall, narrow buildings from being erected next to shorter adjacent buildings — a concern almost exclusively in Manhattan.

But in a world which does not place a cost on environmental degradation, but sees the environment as a free resource, it is not surprising that a market - led energy policy lets industry dump sulphur dioxide, carbon dioxide and other pollutants indiscriminately into the atmosphere unless prevented by legal regulation.

The key to bringing back corals is exactly the same as preventing coral cover being lost in the first place, Dr Graham says — reducing human impacts through regulation of fisheries and water quality.

It criticized the university «for its nonchalant attitude towards regulations,» and an «irresponsible attitude» regarding formalities in place to prevent mistakes.

«It is clear there are laws and regulations that were in place, which, had they been followed, would have prevented all this,» Nadler says.

We also call on all governments to put in place stronger regulation of private provision of education to prevent abuse, fragmentation and increasing inequity.

Regulation 11 «requires employers to prevent employees being exposed to asbestos or, if this is not possible, to put in place the measures and controls necessary to reduce exposure to as low as is reasonably practicable.»

Because they were more interested in promoting equality of opportunity than simply consumer choice, sociologist Christopher Jencks and law professors John Coons and Stephen Sugarman proposed placing some constraints on how vouchers could be used: Disadvantaged students would receive larger vouchers, and regulations would prevent any school that accepted vouchers from imposing tuition and fees beyond the value of the voucher.

The public accounts committee published its assessment of academy trust finances and the regulations in place to prevent malpractice just before Easter.

That is, even if regulation prevented all but the worst private schools from participating, this would explain why students did not benefit from transferring into them, but not why students would transfer into them in the first place.

The New Zealand government has many regulations and a strict quota system in place that help to protect the environment, prevent pollution and ensure that the fish populations are sustainable.

The Surface Mine Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 put regulations in place that require coal companies to restore the land after they are done mining to prevent groundwater contamination, control erosion, and get rid of other hazards.

Here's the best source I've found for tracking the fossil fuel and nuclear public relations efforts which are largely aimed at preventing real CO2 emissions regulations from being put in place:

In fact, federal regulations designed to prevent tired truckers are known as Hours - of - Service rules, and they place strict limitations on how long drivers can be behind the wheel and on duty, and when and for how long they must take breaks.

Preventing these type of accidents should be a top priority and there are regulations in place designed to prevent cars from being pushed underneath trucks.

Similarly a competition to win a prize requiring an entry fee to participate will also be subject to regulation unless the skill requirement is so high as to prevent a significant proportion of persons from winning a prize or deterring them from participating in the first place.

Despite the countless regulations in place to prevent serious accidents, they still happen.

It may be possible to prove your claim by demonstrating that your employer is guilty of violating safety regulations which are in place to prevent falls, gas leaks, explosions, chemical fires, release of noxious fumes or other accidents.

The prohibition on imports [as a result of enforcement at the border of the marketing ban] is in fact laid down in order to prevent the placing on the market of seal products and, by that means, to achieve the sole objective of the basic regulation which is to improve the functioning of the internal market.

Some of the most important federal trucking regulations that are in place to help prevent crashes include:

With measures in place to try to prevent the recurrence of the mistakes made in Clark, and the role of the medical regulator confirmed, there is now an opportunity to try to ensure that regulation of medical experts works properly.

Although the regulations offer no formula for calculation, regs 6 and 7 state that an agent is entitled to compensation for: - the damage he suffers as a result of termination of the relationship; and - the damage is deemed to have occurred if the termination takes place in circumstances where: - the agent is deprived of commission which would have been due had proper performance of the agency continued while providing the principal with substantial benefits linked to the agent's activities; and / or - in circumstances which prevent the agent from amortising the costs and expenses incurred in the performance of the agency on the advice of the principal.

«What follows from [these regulations] is that organizations now have an obligation to prevent these breaches from happening in the first place,» Hunter adds.

«The bottom line is that, although governments need to put in place efficient regulations that prevent investors getting into difficult situations, the way such regulations are drafted will largely depend on their view of crypto as a useful financial innovation rather than a threat,» the professor added.

Although widely viewed as a negative speech by cryptocurrency enthusiasts, Mr Carney is only emphasizing the need for strong regulations to be put in place to prevent loopholes with the use of cryptocurrencies.

The cyber unit has successfully prevented a fraudulent ICO from taking place, but many government regulators are still warning investors from participating in such investment schemes without verifying if the projects comply with the proper regulations and having the ICO details fully vetted.

The use of Bitcoins will obviously be subjected to similar regulations that are already in place inside existing financial systems and Bitcoins are not likely to prevent criminal investigations from being conducted.

There are currently no rules or regulations in place that prevents a licensed mental health professional without special training in couples therapy from offering couples therapy or referring to themselves as a couples therapist.

Moreover, some therapists are of the opinion that licensing boards tend to put too many regulations in place, which effectively prevents them from using techniques and practices that may be helpful to consumers.