Sentence examples for cumbersome regulations from inspiring English sources

It has an aging and shrinking population and cumbersome regulations that make the economy inefficient.

They deferred to layered and cumbersome regulations rather than the fundamentals of safety.

The country has other deflationary pressures like an aging and shrinking population and cumbersome regulations that make the economy inefficient.

China's tightly controlled skies and cumbersome regulations have stifled the development of a market for private jets.

The latter also requires improvements in infrastructure, less cumbersome regulations and a culture that fosters entrepreneurial investment.

Previous efforts to rebuild the city's oceanfront were hindered by local politics, community opposition and cumbersome regulations.

But this is an area where cumbersome regulation can hold them back.

He argues that the proposal is a muddled compromise that will create cumbersome regulation and more bureaucracy.

Southern economies with cumbersome regulation, poor administration, overreliance on tiny family businesses and an over-protected labour force are bad at this.

Less cumbersome regulation already helps London outdistance its chief European rivals, Paris and Frankfurt, as an attractive place for banks and securities firms to do business, and anything that makes the business more efficient should help London retain its lead.

And the chances are bank problems will always coincide with economic weakness.Other solutions would require cumbersome regulation, whether they involve adjusting bankers' pay packages or bringing back a new version of Glass-Steagall.