Sentences with phrase «stronger regulations»

It includes 42 recommendations for state action, including calls for stronger regulation of carbon emissions and other land - based pollutants that contribute to acidification.

In 2007, a federal government working group produced a report stressing the future importance of drones to the Canadian economy and the need for stronger regulations.

We'll protect communities with stronger regulation of the private rental market - giving families the security of tenure they need to plan their lives and put down roots.

But, unfortunately, without stronger regulations and enforcement around the world, it may be only a matter of time before another highly lethal accident occurs.

Since most of the points fall above the diagonal line, we can conclude that the majority of the persons was characterized by stronger regulation during episodes of more intense negative affective behavior.

The coal industry will have an opportunity to make its case, as will those who would seek stronger regulations.

But the serious investors are put off by the extreme volatility of the market due to a lack of strong regulations such as there are in the traditional financial markets.

On one side, people like alcohol, but on the other, some push for stronger regulations.

The problem is, without strong regulation, companies will get away with the bare minimum.

Harriet Cornell was noticeably upset throughout the evening, while Legislator Alden Wolfe and others spoke in favor of stronger regulations on weapons.

«Some officials are pushing for stronger and stronger regulations because they only see more (investors) jumping in, not out.»

Although the U.S. and Europe have strong regulations in place to restrict how much of the toxin can be present in food, the problem has been persistent in developing countries where there are rarely tests for aflatoxin at the market (although there are rigorous tests for crops being exported internationally).

almost three quarters of parents (73 %) agreed there should be much stronger regulations over how much schools are allowed to charge for the services they provide to pupils, with over a third (36 %) of parents saying the cost of educational visits is not affordable, 33 % saying the same about school uniforms and a fifth (20 %) for the cost of equipment.

«The concerns of parents in the NASUWT's survey were confirmed recently in a poll conducted by ComRes, in which almost three quarters of parents agreed that there should be much stronger regulation over how much schools are allowed to charge for the services they provide to pupils.

An estimated 4 million comments have been filed, with one analysis claiming 99 percent favored stronger regulation of ISPs.

The Hotel Trades Council, the largest hotel workers union in the country, whose PAC donated generously to Johnson, has been pushing for stronger regulations against home - sharing services such as Airbnb.

EPA officials, speaking under the condition of anonymity to the Times, said that over the past week the White House has put pressure on the agency to eliminate large sections of their analysis that support stronger regulation, including their finding that regulation of automobile emissions could actually produce $ 500 billion to $ 2 trillion in economic benefits over the next 32 years.

The European Parliament has recently voted to enact stronger regulation of cryptocurrency companies, including exchanges and wallet providers.

If the market were to crash before the election and another Occupy Wall Street were to result, 44.1 % of respondents believe that all candidates, regardless of affiliation, would turn against the Street and demand even stronger regulations; 38.3 % think hedge funds would again become major scapegoats, resulting in even greater regulation of the hedge fund industry; and 17.6 % believe that any impact would be negligible.

• Baby Milk Action's campaign of solidarity with partners in the Philippines, where Nestlé is leading the industry attempt to replace strong regulations successfully defended in 2007 with its own weak law.

Corporations do not just give up when strong regulations are introduced, they push them to the limit and work to strike them down, while trying to sideline anyone who is critical of their activities.

Strong regulations came into force in 2007 after the industry brought an unsuccessful challenge against the government at the Supreme Court.

92 % of supply teachers said that Government needs to introduce stronger regulation of supply agencies;

Despite the competing versions, Senate Republicans say they are still seeking a deal with the other house as well as Cuomo, who is tying stronger regulations to the creation of an education tax credit.

For starters, foreign governments must continue to pass and enforce strong regulations on extractive industries.

Ms. Warren said strong regulations on the financial industry guarded the nation's prosperity.

Our experience points out the need for stronger regulations so that other communities can avoid the problems that we have experienced.»

With police seeing a resurgence in synthetic marijuana overdoses, Governor Cuomo has proposed stronger regulations to combat the sale of synthetic pot.

Earlier this year the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that it is studying the matter to see whether stronger regulations are needed.

Our petition asked the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list either the entire continental U.S. population or the Rocky Mountains population as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, which should help spur strong regulations to protect its U.S. habitat (and by extension, the planet) from climate change.

Though there are strong regulations about the use of hormones in cattle, «not all beef producers are following those regulations strictly, and some studies continue to find hormone residue in cattle,» Dr. Schettler says.

This is probably one of the few areas Ravitch and I would generally agree on, though I suspect I'm much more open to for - profit providers — but there needs to be VERY strong regulation, oversight, audits, etc..

The Puppy Protection Act will help ensure that the largest, most problematic breeding operations do not migrate to Michigan from states that are implementing stronger regulations.

Indeed, how can Shellenberger & Nordhaus represent a new middle way if the center has already shifted so dramatically and everyone's ready for bold action (i.e. strong regulations)?

The study, Health - Related Costs from Foodborne Illness in the United States calls for new strong regulation:

In a January editorial, Nature urged Obama to approve Keystone XL while issuing stronger regulations for power plants and the coal industry.

Yet with strong regulation like dismantling Facebook seeming beyond the resolve of congress, and weak regulation potentially protecting Facebook, perhaps it's losing the moral high ground that will be Facebook's real punishment.

A Tuesday shooting at YouTube «s San Bruno, California - based headquarters sparked a new gun control debate in the United States, with many Silicon Valley executives coming out in support of stronger regulations meant to lower the amount of privately owned firearms.

Stronger regulations inspire confidence among investors and demonstrate that Australia as a nation is serious about incorporating digital currencies into the economy.

And I don't mean running I mean newer, better stronger regulation and the downsizing of our industry which is is already taking place naturally.

He wrote that, while «much progress has been made during the past few years as stronger regulations have benefited the industry,» further changes, such as the implementation of floating net asset values, «could do irreparable damage to portfolios that have served savers and the U.S. economy well over the past 25 years.»

«Some officials are pushing for stronger and stronger regulations because they only see more (investors) jumping in, not out,» Park said.

High performers on RISE's energy efficiency indicator often have strong regulations in place to support renewable energy deployment.

In order to maintain the commitment that Title I resources go to the highest - need and traditionally underserved students, we need to ensure that three important words within Title I are upheld by strong regulations from the Department of Education: supplement, not supplant.

Incidence rates for Autism and ID on a per - person basis decrease by roughly 99 percent in states with stronger regulations on diagnosis of these disorders.

Without stronger regulation, which is currently up for debate in the Senate, Wall Street and the big banks will take taxpayers and consumers to the cleaners all over again.