regulatory measure

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As to the regulatory measures, isolation prescriptions are the object of cantonal regulation.
These regulatory measures have their own failures in trying to correct the market's flaws in pursuing the notions of economic efficiency.
The considerable expansion of the private sector during the 1970s and 1980s, combined with growing concerns over standards in homes, necessitated further regulatory measures.
A combination of regulatory measures and economic instruments will often achieve the desired balance among different policy objectives more effectively than either alone.
Yet the supporters of auto-therapy usually disdained state and federal regulatory measures.
Some regulatory measures, such as official minimum capital requirements, have a direct and positive effect on capital-asset ratios.
This failure is why various regulatory measures are invoked.
Under current regulatory measures and in the absence of certain clarification, these activities may, therefore, continue unregulated and potentially untracked.
At a general level, the president was generally uninterested in regulatory measures and more interested in laws specifically aimed at economic recovery and national infrastructure.
This led to an increase in regulatory measures during 1964/65 and nine wheat zones were formed across the country.
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