Sentence examples for arbitrary regulation from inspiring English sources

An effort on the part of regulators to shift the rationing burden to providers is detected, as is a trend toward increasingly arbitrary regulation, designed to minimize regulators' confrontations with sensitive issues.

Some investors have been scared off by nationalisations and arbitrary regulation.

He is correct in arguing that in evaluating most generally applicable zoning regulations, the burden properly rests on the party challenging the regulation to prove that it constitutes an arbitrary regulation of property rights.

But when governments impose non-transparent and arbitrary regulation on online services — or use information regimes to favor their own national players — they make it difficult for businesses to make and execute commercial plans.

Can it be called an unreasonable or arbitrary regulation that requires an employing corporation to furnish to an employee, who after having served it for a time is discharged or voluntarily quits the service, a letter, signed by the superintendent or manager, setting forth the nature, character, and duration of the service rendered, and for what cause, if any, he left the service?

President Obama should take executive action and end this arbitrary regulation immediately.

In the past, villagers say, distant officials would simply have issued arbitrary regulations.

But Mr. Tian's troubles are a case study in how hard it is to compete in China, where each step forward can be thwarted by arbitrary regulations and baffling politics.

He says such restrictions are typical of government bureaucrats and farming co-op officials who have tried to block him every step of the way with arbitrary regulations and even attempts to ostracize him from others farmers.

Abuelaish recounts in vivid detail the myriad checkpoints (at least 20) that a Palestinian has to negotiate in order to enter and leave Gaza; the bureaucratic niceties, arbitrary regulations and even emotional moods of Israeli guards at the Erez border that can stop desperately sick patients from passing through.

Omarova also took issue with two demands that she noted recur among the industry's present requests to Congress: first, that presently "arbitrary" regulations be "tailored" on an institution-by-institution basis; and second, that the Dodd-Frank "stress testing" regime be rendered more "transparent" by revealing to banks in advance what the stress tests would be seeking.