Sentences with phrase «stringent regulations»

In such a low - rate environment, almost all mortgage lenders are passing the cost of more stringent regulation on to borrowers.

The combination of smart contracts and cloud will ensure banks can meet more stringent regulations on a common platform that will enable industry - wide reconciliation.

Black carbon is primarily emitted in developing nations — emissions in developed nations are subject to increasingly stringent regulation for public health reasons.

Adoption of technology is most prevalent in the finance and banking sector (68 %), arguably due to stringent regulation in the sector.

In some countries, this phenomenon traditionally has been called stem cell tourism because it involved travel to another country with less stringent regulations to obtain treatment.

These rules are the latest in the line of increasingly stringent regulations on the tobacco industry.

For certain sectors subject to more stringent regulation like aerospace or pharmaceuticals for instance, reverse break fees are more common as targets look for greater assurance.

This is not to suggest, however, that we should not have concerns, and indeed, very stringent regulation is what is called for.

Traditional telecom companies have suffered from stringent regulations and narrow margins, and have been looking for growth in video and mobile content.

To qualify for certification, a state must adopt the minimum Federal regulations and may adopt additional or more stringent regulations as long as they are not incompatible.

Most industry observers expect the agency to respond with a less - stringent regulation aimed at modest efficiency improvements for coal plants.

The lesson to take away is the need for more stringent regulations around election campaigning.

But the commission said that it was effectively a two - year investment that should have been subject to more stringent regulations on short - and medium - term investments.

Your second order concern should likely be political feasibility, and in particular you should ask whether more stringent regulations are more feasible than a stringent price - based policy.

The men live in a gated Bowling Green - area community with stringent regulations regarding landscaping that, according to the Times, Paul has often ignored.

«Even as Verizon and other providers seek to develop a reasonable and sustainable federal framework to protect the open Internet, some supporters of stringent regulation of ISPs are now looking to States and localities to frustrate these achievements,» Verizon wrote in the paper.

Regulators should not be hasty in imposing stringent regulations and should consider policies that maximize flexibility as the blockchain and distributed ledger industry matures and develops.

«The general feeling among the G20 members is that applying too stringent regulations won't be good.»

Failure to comply with stringent regulations could ultimately result in the disbarment of a firm.

But we have heard from an overwhelming majority of you and your colleagues who are struggling with a myriad of challenges, frustrations and financial hurdles — members who support SNA's requests for commonsense flexibility under the most stringent regulations.

The Environmental Protection Agency and individual states enforce stringent regulations on wood smoke emissions.

Facing stringent regulations in Europe, a continuation of the Defender would only see production and sale in outside markets, with India as a primary option.

The expectation then is that non-bank liquidity providers, which aren't required to adhere to the same stringent regulations, will eventually fill the vacuum.

Hong Kong also turned unkind with the national market regulator calling for more stringent regulations against Binance and other cryptocurrency exchanges.

Rapid technological innovation and the emergence of more stringent regulations means banks are having to reinvent themselves as trusted providers...

As well as the efforts of scientists to use the 3Rs, there are also stringent regulations which researchers and institutions must abide by.

George W. Bush's EPA, meanwhile, managed to avoid issuing stringent regulations for years.

On last Thursday, Bitcoin Price took a 4 % fall as a result of Japanese Government implementing stringent regulations on popular cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

«Modern waste to energy recovery facilities that are designed and operated in accordance with current stringent regulations do not adversely impact human health or the environment,» asserted Sarah Foster a founding member of Maryland based scientific research and consulting firm, CPF Associates.

MNCs are allowed to come into the country in a big way by liberalization of the earlier stringent regulations with regard to the type of industry and the profits that they are allowed to take out of the country.

Bloomberg had previously criticized the city's congressional delegation in generic terms for backing stringent regulation of banks and giant hedge funds, arguing that it would cripple the city's most vital industry.

Then, the Bundestag, Germany's lower house of parliament, approved stringent regulations monitoring the work of bioengineers in the pharmaceuticals and agriculture industries.

Stringent regulations appear to dissuade some schools from opting in: more than two thirds of private schools participate in the relatively low - regulation Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program, while only one third participate in the relatively high - regulation Louisiana Scholarship Program.

These types of BDL may require burdensome insurance policies for dog owners and stringent regulations dictating how dogs are handled and by whom, and whether they're even allowed off their own property.

By his own admission, meeting Canada's GHG goals will be a daunting challenge and will require stringent regulations on oil and gas, electricity generation, transportation, and -LSB-...]

This sorta» sucks for California because the state has been actively trying to reduce its NOx pollution through stringent regulations on heavy - duty vehicles, but it's been ignoring these fertilizers.

On December 16, 2016, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MA DEP) released historically stringent regulations to combat climate change.

Toys intended for use by children under the age of three are subject to particularly stringent regulation.

In an age of progressively stringent regulation and governance combined with significantly greater accountability placed on Boards it is now widely recognised that the roles of the General Counsel and Company Secretary can shape an organisation.

Case in point, only stringent regulations, and required licenses would enable Coinbase to reach anywhere near Google's dominance.

Many overseas markets like Japan and South Korea have imposed even more stringent regulations compared to the United States.

An attempt to adopt stringent regulations for abortion clinics in Minnesota failed when Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed a measure that would have imposed requirements on abortion providers» facilities, but not other similar outpatient health care facilities.

In 2012, Arizona, Michigan and Virginia took steps to establish stringent regulations that affect only surgical and medication abortion providers, but not other providers of outpatient surgical and medical care.

Many places — including Nantucket, Mass., and Fresno, Calif. — place less stringent regulations on tiny houses that are portable.

Erie County took the regional lead on the campaign against microbeads when it imposed stringent regulations that ban products containing the beads.

Now, talking about canned fish, in North America, I'm pretty sure it would be true in the UK too, we have very stringent regulations regarding caught fish.

The general feeling among the G20 members is that applying too stringent regulations won't be good.