Sentence examples for eased regulations from inspiring English sources

In August 1997, the Food and Drug Administration eased regulations on television and radio advertisements for prescription medicines.

Sony will join a number of businesses that are entering the banking sector since Japan eased regulations and freed up competition in the financial services industry.

Experts say India needs to make changes like some of the ones China made, beginning in the late 1970s, when it started investing heavily in agriculture and eased regulations on farming.

And last week the administration eased regulations stemming from the 2010 health insurance law to encourage hospitals and doctors to coordinate on Medicare patients' care for better results at lower cost.

That market, which went into a free fall on Monday, setting off riots, recovered some of those losses in the last two days after the government eased regulations to make it easier for investors to borrow money.

Last week, a day after the Federal Communications Commission eased regulations over how many stations an owner may have, Sinclair Broadcasting, the largest local broadcast group in the country, said it would buy 14 New York-based stations for $240 million.

Industries in which the government has eased regulation and encouraged competition, such as telecommunications and IT services, have grown fast.

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Trump has nominated financial regulators who he believes will ease regulations.

There is continued interest among policymakers to ease regulations on raising private capital.

The FCC vote is the latest to ease regulations for the broadcast industry.