Sentences with phrase «though changes in regulations»

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More importantly, though, Facebook's many admissions come in the context of the company making major changes to its systems, so they are more compliant with the European Union's incoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

There are reasons to be optimistic about green bond issuance in the U.S., says Katugampola, even though the incoming administration might change environmental regulations.

Though it would hurt a lot in the short - run, far better to end the deficits of the US government, and the pitiful efforts of the Fed, giving greater certainty to the private sector, that businessmen could make long - term decisions without worries that taxes, regulations, or interest rates might change dramatically.

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In the coal miner's case, even though the job is ultimately going to be lost for economic reasons, some triggering event is likely to control the exact timing, and that event may be the start of a new government regulation to limit climate change.

Though coal burning plants can not be built in the province, because of climate change regulations, this does not prevent the province from exporting coal.

I think that casting climate change debate (though not the scientific basis for the existence of a serious manmade change to the world we live in) as Left versus Right has some legitimacy; the ideologies of the Right (which are, IMHO, just as flawed and ethically challenged as the Left's), are failing to find how to incorporate the requirement to deal with the serious manmade changes being wrought upon the world without international government intervention and regulation.

Reforms to TUPE, though the government has now abandoned its proposed abolition of service provision change in reg 3 (1)(b) and employee regulation information in regs 10 and 11.

More importantly, though, Facebook's many admissions come in the context of the company making major changes to its systems, so they are more compliant with the European Union's incoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Likely, though, the situation will not change until more regulations and oversight kicks in.

With technological advances, globalization, and new regulations, it can seem as though companies are in an almost continuous state of reorganization and change.