Sentence examples for cut regulations from inspiring English sources

The Bush Administration aggressively cut regulations and appointed regulators who were industry-friendly and lax on enforcement.

The candidates who did make it agreed on a lot: Cut regulations.

He wants to cut regulations on small businesses and make it easier to develop domestic energy sources.

Rinehart's message was pro forma: Australia was doomed if it did not lower taxes, cut regulations, restrict wages, and generally make things easier for business and foreign investment.

"Most of his promises can be kept with little trouble: He will appoint good judges, cut regulations, replace Obamacare and renegotiate trade deals.

Many of the LDCs freed their exchange rates and interest rates, and cut regulations on prices and markets for goods, including farm produce, though, crucially, many were tardy on financial reform and privatisation.

The government wants to cut regulation, not increase it.

The FAA was working with the airlines to cut regulation, not to impose it, he said.

Johnson told the Standard: "The way to get business really motoring in the UK is to cut taxes, cut regulation, create the infrastructure and get behind it.

A Downing Street read-out of a meeting between David Cameron and Ms Solberg said she also supported moves to cut regulation within the trade bloc.

As for energy policy, he told me, "I think we should drill the living daylights out of natural gas and cut regulation" but also labeled himself an environmentalist.