Sentence examples for damaging regulations from inspiring English sources

At the National Association of Manufacturers, Jay Timmons, the president and chief executive, called the ruling "a setback for businesses facing damaging regulations from the E.P.A".

One of the most damaging regulations imposed on the American people is the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

And in fact, nearly no normal renter could be expected to deal with the scarce supply and damaging regulations that have distorted New York's real estate market into a textbook problem from Economics 101.

"Before justifying economically damaging regulations by reference to 'the' social cost of carbon," he said, "policymakers must realize the dubious nature of this concept".

Support among the general public has diminished as tuition has risen faster than inflation; government may enact damaging regulations or cut funding for research and financial aid.

"Before justifying economically damaging regulations by reference to 'the' social cost of carbon," he said, "policymakers must realize the dubious nature of this concept". Cleetus's blog provides useful context for understanding some of the key issues Murphy brought up in his testimony.

"[Facebook COO Sheryl] Sandberg has overseen an aggressive lobbying campaign to combat Facebook's critics, shift public anger toward rival companies and ward off damaging regulation," the newspaper writes.

He added: "If we embrace free trade, roll back damaging regulation and take a balanced approach to economic migration, then we could be more successful outside the EU than within". But without bold EU reform he cautioned that "there are significant risks associated with Brexit".

Its a generally accepted principle of Public Economics that taxes are less damaging than regulation and in either case the broader and more uniform the restriction the less damage it does.

This is a damaging failure of regulation, but at least it is fixable, at relatively low cost, according to studies by the United Nations Environment Programme.

About 2/3 of the samples carried TP53 somatic mutations or focal CNAs that make a large contribution to damaging cell cycle regulation.