Sentence examples for abandon regulations from inspiring English sources
The captain, Peter Bosco, did not make a personal decision to abandon regulations; he was told not to send the men from the local firehouse, Engine Company 10, into the high-rise, which was being demolished and cleaned of potentially toxic substances, said his brother, John M. Bosco, a Staten Island lawyer.
Flies usually maintain their intake of carbohydrates constant and abandon regulation of yeast intake [ 4, 6].
Accompanying financial integration in recent decades was a succession of deregulation, in which countries increasingly abandoned regulations over the behavior of financial intermediaries and simplified requirements of disclosure to the public and to regulatory authorities.
When they do so, they will find there is a third way between clamping down on popular informal transactions or abandoning regulation to permit a free for all.
Thus, normoxic flies prioritized their intake of sucrose and largely abandoned regulation of yeast intake.
The Supreme Court's decision was expected after the Bush administration, and then the F.C.C., reversed themselves last week and decided to abandon the regulations.
The White House had once counted on a sense of emergency to persuade Congress to allow drilling on more protected lands and to change or abandon some regulations seen as impeding energy production.
Nielsen also moved to abandon longstanding regulations that dictate how long children are allowed to be held in immigration detention, and requested bed space from the U.S. military for some 12,000 people in an effort to detain all families who cross the border.
And so one of the toxic strands of Florida's new water policy bill is abandoning enforceable regulations against polluters.
Secondly, if nations were to abandon government regulation, firms could easily collude or cooperate to ensure they receive above market prices.
"You could see Ted Cruz's evolution as similar to the NRA's own evolution," he says, as it abandoned gun regulations it once endorsed to embrace an increasingly hard-line view.
