Regulation in a sentence

The cure for bad regulation is good regulation — or at the very least better regulation — not no regulation.

The poll also showed over 49% of Americans want heavy regulation of Facebook, with 39% supporting light regulation and 12% no regulation.

And so the right approach is not to impose legal regulation on the (mostly American) companies dominating the AI racket, but to allow self-regulation through “company pledges and codes of conduct”.

A Treasury spokesperson said: “Risks posed by crypto are typical of those that exist in traditional financial services and it’s financial services regulation – rather than gambling regulation – that has the track record in mitigating them.

Chandrasekhar said that Europe’s approach is based inherently on regulation for the rights of the citizens and the US approaches this from a point of regulation for markets.

The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation proposed in December 2020 and expected to be published in the Official Journal of the EU this summer, is a notable example of the EU’s evolving approach to crypto regulation.

The National Industrial Court on Wednesday struck down Regulation 127 of the Nigeria Police Regulation made pursuant to the Police Establishment Act 2020 which provides for the sack of an unmarried woman police officer who gets pregnant.

The water regulation and sewer use regulation and charges amendment bylaws were adopted during the meeting as well.

We need regulation in many circumstances, but even the best regulation will not correct the problems of a badly structured market.

When weak regulation exists or no regulation at all for industries with market-power, consumers are ripped off.

Within days, dozens of state attorneys general had in federal court challenging the new regulation, employing the same legal arguments that resulted in the courts striking down a similar regulation published during the Obama administration.

Offence under Regulation 12(1)(a) is for not displaying the ‘No Smoking’ sign while Regulation 12(1)(b) is for allowing smokers to smoke at the eatery.

This time, seven eatery proprietors were compounded, six of whom for committing an offence under Regulation 12(1)(a) and one for the offence under Regulation 12(1)(b).

Under regulation 2 of the said Regulations (No. 2) 2020, a person who is convicted in accordance with regulation 1, shall in addition to the penalty specified therein, forfeit to the State any vehicle or item used in the commission of the offence.

Businesses generally don't like regulation, but when they know regulation is coming whether they like it or not, they want clarity, which is something the CBD industry is woefully lacking.

Drew Stafford scored in regulation for New Jersey, and MacKenzie Blackwood made 23 saves in regulation and stopped five of six chances in the shootout.

Over the past couple of weeks, the Facebook war plan to resist regulation has become clear: become too big, too integrated and too influential to be broken up by regulation or politics.

The council will review the draft new wording of the regulation on the CIS Quality Excellence Award, the amendments to the regulation on inter-library subscription in the CIS, and the list of pilot interstate innovation projects.

It is the EU's Dublin Regulation that determines who Germany is allowed to turn away - and despite claims to the contrary, the Dublin Regulation is being applied.

Another mechanism of epilepsy may be the up-regulation of excitatory circuits or down-regulation of inhibitory circuits following an injury to the brain.