Sentence examples for Enough regulations from inspiring English sources

OBAMA: Without strong enough regulations, families were enticed and sometimes tricked into buying homes they couldn't afford.

However, there aren't enough regulations in place to protect customers from overbooking, which means airlines can deny boarding to passengers without offering adequate compensation.

"In the wake of Enron," he said, "the possibility is that regulation is going to go much too far and that we are going to create a kind of audit society in which there is the illusion that if there are enough regulations and if you check off enough boxes, everything will be fine".

More than 1600 genetic tests are on the market, and there aren't enough regulations to ensure that they're scientifically sound.

It was a period when insurance companies and mortgage lenders and financial institutions didn't have to abide by strong enough regulations, or they found their ways around them.

"It contains a hollow theory of trickle-down internet economics," she continued, "suggesting that if we just remove enough regulations from your broadband provider, they will automatically improve your service, pass along discounts from those speculative savings, deploy more infrastructure with haste, and treat edge providers fairly".

"There certainly has been tight enough regulation.

For example, nearly half say that there is not enough regulation of business.

It wasn't that the FSA didn't have enough regulation.

"But there has to be enough regulation that it doesn't cut off lots of people from air service".

Meanwhile, industry officials and many politicians, including Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, extol fracturing and insist there is already more than enough regulation.