Sentence examples for easing of regulation from inspiring English sources

In his speech on Thursday, Cunliffe warned the financial services industry that there would be no easing of regulation and that the Bank was looking at the fund management industry to ensure it can cope with customers withdrawing funds.

Interestingly and nicely illustrating the importance of examining whether we observe changes that match the prediction of theory, in one round of MICS for Trinidad and Tobago, we observe a decline in paid employment with the easing of regulation.

Any easing of regulations could eventually come with strict controls, for example on local sourcing and levels of investment.

The audience included venture capitalists and entrepreneurs who had lobbied for the easing of regulations.

It sponsors an annual natural gas-powered car rally through Europe, called the Blue Corridor, to encourage the construction of natural gas filling stations and the easing of regulations.

The negatives of the easing of regulations and an increased consolidation of media ownership are the homogenization and narrowing of information available to the American public, with a greater possibility for misinformation and the manipulation of opinion and subversion of democratic principles (front page, June 3).

Too late.Mr Campbell, a former mayor of Vancouver, wants to stimulate the economy by cutting the province's basic rate of income tax to the lowest in Canada, easing regulation of business, and relaxing employment law.

We cannot rely solely on tests of statistical significance in evaluating whether we are observing effects of easing labor regulation.

Thus for them, the similarity between cisgenic and conventional crops makes the product of cisgenic approaches closer to traditionally bred plant varieties, thereby arguing for easing the regulation of cisgenic crops.

Therefore, a paradox emerges in the arguments in favour of deregulation of cisgenic crops, namely that the claim for novelty that is required to obtain a patent is the same reason why deregulation or easing the regulation of this method seems questionable, and arguably irresponsible.

Colleges should seize the opportunity offered by a new government and an easing of central regulation to set their own agendas, says Margaret Sharp, a leading economist and Liberal Democrat peer.