Sentence examples for cost of regulating from inspiring English sources
Nasdaq, on the other hand, says it needs the fees to defray the cost of regulating the market.
Under the Udall-Vitter bill, EPA would determine a substance's risk based only on scientific evidence of its health impact, not the cost of regulating.
Analysis showed the main benefit coming from provisioning services and also the significant role the sector plays in providing cultural services, and the trade-offs between these and the cost of regulating services with respect to emissions to air and water.
Industry executives also say they object to the cost of regulating tobacco.
If this is the case, it would be an efficient evolutionary strategy to not completely regulate every metabolic reaction if methanol is the only available substrate in a given moment, because these conditions will not remain long time, and therefore the metabolic cost of regulate and deregulate every reaction could be an inefficient effort.
This move has long been resisted by many in the health service because of the costs of regulating a large, low-paid workforce.
The policy regarding nutrient loads is aimed at increasing the efficiency of nutrient uptake and reducing the costs of regulating nutrients.
EPA also must factor in the potential costs of regulating a chemical in determining whether it is safe for use, and pick the "least burdensome" method of regulation.
But Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy laid out a different argument: that the United States had only now begun to understand the cost of poorly regulated free-market capitalism, and must now bow to the European model.
The airline also practices that reduce fuel burn and emissions such as single engine taxiing, and here is where it gets techy--maximizing the use of airport ground power, idle reverse landings, and cost index flying -- the practice of regulating cruising speeds to reduce fuel burn and carbon emissions.
I would hate to see the Federal Government get into the job of regulating cell phone costs and contracts.
