Sentence examples for bunch of regulations from inspiring English sources
CREDIT CARDS The credit card legislation that passed in 2009 contained so many new rules that it went into effect in phases, including a bunch of regulations that began earlier this year.
"I certainly think [restrictions on alcohol marketing in sports] should be considered... Like tobacco, where we've had a widespread bunch of regulations restricting marketing, sponsorship and advertising, that needs to be considered for alcohol," she said.
Now, it seems, government is going to write a bigger bunch of regulations and then send out a bunch of fresh-faced, well-meaning "enforcement" bureaucrats — a taxpayer-funded solution that is expensive and futile.
Now consider our product: The federal government has put a bunch of regulations in place to incentivize physicians to provide better quality care.
"If you're going to knock out a bunch of environmental regulations, specifically say how that will improve the country," recommends O'Reilly.
"But the caveat is, we've got to do so with some minimum standards; because otherwise what happens is that you could have insurance companies circumvent a whole bunch of state regulations".
But the caveat is, we've got to do so with some minimum standards, because otherwise what happens is that you could have insurance companies circumvent a whole bunch of state regulations about basic benefits or what have you, making sure that a woman is able to get mammograms as part of preventive care, for example.
The Obama administration inherited more than just a bunch of bad environmental regulations from the Bush administration, some of which still need fixing.
"When an institution lasts a long time, society layers a whole bunch of rules and regulations on top of that institution.
People have been looking inconclusively at a range of policy options: the emissions trading scheme (tricky politically, depending on how broad the coverage is); a bunch of new American-style regulations to constrain carbon emissions (also tricky politically, depending on who bears the cost of those regulations); plus a renewables policy (flashy, easy – everybody loves solar panels).
Now, one of the things that my administration has talked about is, is there, in fact, a bunch of -- a tangle of regulations out there that are preventing businesses from growing and expanding as quickly as they should.
