Sentence examples for care regulation from inspiring English sources

But James F. Blumstein, an expert in health care regulation at Vanderbilt Law School in Nashville, said that the matching program "does prevent competition in the sense that you can't entertain competing offers".

The Obama administration has championed expansions of financial and health care regulation, and it has toughened a wide range of other rules.

Privacy advocates and supporters of health care regulation have wanted to bring more oversight to this market for many years.

He said the administration's proposals on health care, regulation, energy and trade had discouraged private sector growth.

The current health care regulation ("ObamaCare" as it's "fondly" called) is of concern to many small business owners.

In the economic sphere, the Obama government attempted to increase the role of government interaction in the economy--through stimulus spending, universal health care, regulation of the banking industry, and so on.

The Energy and Commerce Committee held a hearing in November to examine health care regulations and "conscience rights".

Romania was told it had to set up a unified child agency to oversee all institutions and draw up new care regulations which must be monitored.

Other aspects of the health care regulations are worrying some state insurance commissioners, who fear that insurers are going to stop selling policies in some areas of coverage.

"This effort is part of a larger investigation that relates to bundling abuses, which violate not only, potentially, our antitrust laws but also health care regulations and statutes," Mr. Blumenthal said.

About 5,000 city workers have been trained in the fine print of government health care regulations so that they can explain the benefits available to the residents they deal with every day.