Sentences with phrase «weak regulations on»

I don't think we should have weak regulations on the profession.

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Americans for Financial Reform balked at the Act, explaining in a statement on Thursday that the legislation «contains so many unprecedented gifts to the financial industry that it would make financial regulation even weaker than it was before the crisis.»
It's actually a cold - eyed strategy to gain prominence and regional security by investing heavily in key parts of Western infrastructure, and leveraging financial muscle to exploit weak regulations within the sport, thereby capitalising on an undervalued market to massively inflate the price of their asset.
The leading UK health worker associations, UK and EU parliamentarians, mother support groups and even the government's own Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition have criticised the UK Regulations for being too weak as they permit such strategies.
Anna Lappé writes on Civil Eats that Walmart's goals with respect to its house brand products are weak at best, and are likely a calculated move to forestall government regulation of its packaging.
Both the US and China have weaker standards and regulations that would risk dragging Britain into a race to the bottom on vital protections and rights at work.
«Our analysis also demonstrated that revising weak regulations and improving enforcement could have a substantial impact on saving lives.
«This is a failure to enforce even the weak regulations they have,» says Democratic Rep. Gene Green of Houston, who introduced a House resolution calling for a ban on the export of e-waste.
All others are on their own and must out of necessity, resort to the consumer already incapable of paying his bills as they become due; too often resulting in debt pooling fraud as demonstrated in Province Newspaper's 2014 Don Antle debt pooling investigation and reporting, which connected debt pooling fraud to weak provincial government (gov» t) regulation and oversight.
Not only that but what a really weak edifice our science and scientific institutions must be on that that the mainstream institutions are likewise hoodwinked into supporting flawed science and that they have persuaded even Bush and co â $ «who are rolling back environmental regulations left right and center - that they can no longer contest the science.
The American Lung Association recognizes that many factors have contributed to the disproportionate levels of exposure in these communities, including missing or weak limits on emissions, poor enforcement of existing regulations, inadequate monitoring of pollutants and limited scientific research.
As noted above, about two thirds of the US is critical, if not hostile, to the stated objectives of those who promote Anthropogenic Climate Change; which, on the surface, seem designed mainly to hobble our already - weak economy with draconian emissions regulation, while looting it to pay for dubious pre-facto «restitution» to more impoverished regimes around the world.
In an op - ed for the New York Times, Michael E. Webber, deputy director of the Energy Institute at the University of Texas at Austin, blames coal's struggles on cheap and plentiful natural gas, cheap renewables and air - quality regulations launched under the George W. Bush administration, as well as weaker - than - expected demand for coal in Asia.
If EPA wants to pursue the regulation of GHGs despite the weak scientific basis for it, there is an evident need for a whole new approach based on truly independent and careful review of the problem using the highest standards of scientific intergrity which does not rely on what appears to be biased research and sloppy data from CRU et al..
The Court then goes on to clarify that the special rule of jurisdiction of Article 7 (2) does not have the purpose to protect the weaker party, as opposed to the rules in Sections 3 - 5 of Chapter II of the Regulation.
Section 21 of the Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service Regulation comes closest to being a privative clause in stating the decision of a Tenancy Dispute Officer is binding on the parties to the dispute, but even this provision is the weakest form of privative clause in that it neither states the decision is final nor does it preclude judicial review.)
U.S. regulators have expressed concern about widespread violations of securities regulations and weak investor protection on this red - hot multibillion - dollar market for fundraising on numerous accounts recently.
«REALTORS ® in some markets are reporting that the effect of tighter regulations on capital outflows in China and weaker currencies in Canada and the UK have somewhat cooled non-resident foreign buyer interest in early 2017.»
Some of the weak housing demand is due to high student debt and slow rates of household formation, but tighter regulations on mortgage lending also have held it back.
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