Sentence examples for argued regulation from inspiring English sources

Acil Allen is understood to have argued regulation was a relatively inefficient and high-cost way to force change, but that it might be useful where emissions were hard to measure, like agriculture, or where there were high transaction costs.

The Conservative MP argued regulation should be simplified and childminders allowed to care for more children at a time, to attract higher-paid staff.

Syngenta argues: 'Regulation that is anything other than science-based will stifle innovation and limit the ability of farmers to grow more food with limited natural resources.

In fact, Tickner argues, regulation can actually drive innovation.

"We remain deeply concerned about the risks of unintentional ingestion of liquid nicotine by children," Quinlan said, arguing regulations are still too lax.

Democrats argue regulations are the only way to ensure such companies keep Internet traffic neutral.

Among those expressing concern about life settlements at the Senate committee hearing in April were insurance regulators from Florida and Illinois, who argued that regulation was inadequate.

The industry argued that regulation would drive business overseas, and that no regulation was needed because ordinary investors did not trade in the market.

Neither Ms. Ostrom nor Mr. Williamson has argued against regulation.

Ralph Nader argued that regulation tended to reinforce the status quo, rewarding companies that were already connected.

Advocates argued that regulation maintained a stable housing stock and limited runaway rents.