Sentence examples for deluge of rules from inspiring English sources

Legalization now brings a deluge of rules passed by towns, counties and the state.

In addition to the whale case, it has recently been hit by a series of other investigations.Many of JPMorgan Chase's competitors privately believe that the actions against the bank are less retribution for any legal offense the bank might have committed than punishment for Mr Dimon's willingness to attack the deluge of rules as counter-productive.

The shipping industry now faces the cost of complying with a deluge of new rules.

Some elements would require changes to the law, a move America's divided Congress is unlikely to make.Nonetheless, many bankers are cheering Mr Tarullo's speech, reading it as an expression of willingness to revisit the deluge of new rules tied to Dodd-Frank.

"Will the deluge of regulation ever let up?

During the deluge of runs, Tim Raines garnered revenge.

When Ms. Landers advises a group of teenagers, "If you want to neck, go home," she hints at the deluge that might follow the dissolution of rules of conduct like her own.

Mr Powell countered that devolving this decision to the states would produce a chaotic patchwork of state-by-state rules and a deluge of lawsuits, adding to uncertainty and hitting investment.

But tax experts believe that the deluge of criticism will delay implementation of new rules – or scuttle them altogether.

The group is at the forefront of efforts to find a way around rules devised to spare voters a deluge of advertisements, many of them anonymous, generated by unlimited special-interest spending.

Scudamore argued that these rules will protect the Premier League clubs financially in advance of this deluge of cash.