Sentence examples for Under the light touch from inspiring English sources

Very small charities just file under the Light Touch Regime, which doesn't require accounts.

Part of the argument is that Title II was never meant for broadband services, and that the industry flourished under the "light touch" of Title I. Kind of an inconvenient fact, then, that DSL — the most popular broadband service by far for many years — was regulated under Title II until 2005!

Webster's II New Riverside University Dictionary is an unwieldy name for the latest lexicographical effort of Houghton Mifflin, but some of senior editor Anne Soukhanov's short essays on etymology have the light touch of original scholarship: Under desperado, for example, we find that 16th-century Spain had a powerful influence on English life and language.

As chancellor, Mr. Brown celebrated the "light touch" regulation of the City of London under which American banks and investment houses flocked to build up their London operations.

First, it was the F.C.C. under the Clinton administration -- not the Bush administration -- that started the "light touch" approach of classifying broadband providers as less regulated "information services".

Comedy humanises: the light touch gives weight.

For almost twenty years, the Internet thrived under the light-touch regulatory approach established by President Clinton and a Republican Congress.

"Sees the light" "Moves towards the light" "Touches the light" You're dead!

This step requires the lightest touch and the most patience.

The government has marketised the NHS, replacing an intergated public service with a market run by "purchasers" and commercially oriented providers under the same "light touch" regulatory system we have become familiar with in the banking sector.

For the past decade, a stable market atmosphere has prospered under the "light regulatory touch" of the original classification of broadband under Title I of the Communications Act.