Sentence examples for climate of regulation from inspiring English sources

In Colorado, lawmakers want to regulate programs that train yoga instructors, prompting one yoga studio owner to complain, "How can you have people who know nothing about yoga regulating yoga schools?" Now, in this climate of regulation, some states want to ban an herbal remedy called Kratom (botanical name Mitragyna speciosa), which is taken regularly by millions of people.

A new climate of regulation and increased government participation in the markets will also curtail the freewheeling actions of bankers.

His sentiments were echoed by Lord Victor Adebowale, chief executive of Turning Point, who said the climate of regulation is "more insidious now than it ever has been", and that the commission had "to some degree" gone along with it.

Now, in this climate of regulation, some states want to ban an herbal remedy called Kratom (botanical name Mitragyna speciosa), which is taken regularly by millions of people.

In a string of corporate failures and scandals from Enron to WorldCom, we have seen the first principles of free markets -- transparency and trust -- fall victim to corporate opportunists exploiting a climate of lax regulation.

These moves are being seen as a gradual shift to a new business model, as banks adapt to a climate of tougher regulation forcing them to reduce leverage, lower trading volumes, growing competition from the likes of hedge funds and private equity firms, and increased public scrutiny.

After leaving the White House, Plouffe was recruited by ride-share giant Uber to help it navigate a hostile climate of local regulation and national scrutiny.

There is little doubt in the present climate of re-regulation in financial markets that the rating agencies will lose some of their freedom.

To the extent that GHG emissions are a global problem, shifting operations and emissions to countries with less rigorous pollution control would offset some or all of the climate benefits of regulations that reduce U.S. emissions.

I briefly contemplated a doom and gloom post about the state of the global climate and lack of regulation.

Rather, a climate of Nimbyism and regulation in Los Angeles has--similar to how I described in a recent article about San Francisco inflated housing prices and pushed people east.