Sentence examples for escaping regulation from inspiring English sources

They mind less about neutrality than about escaping regulation as a utility.

However, similarly to our results, the levels of mature miRNAs 143 and 145 appeared to mirror those of their single primary transcript, suggesting that these miRNAs either uniquely escape regulation at the processing steps or are otherwise also fortuitously transcriptionally regulated in a similar way.

An MRE-containing isoform can be co-regulated with other target genes, but an MRE-free isoform may escape regulation of the matching microRNA.

Home reversion plans, though, will escape regulation.

These emissions would escape regulation under cap proposals in the climate bill.

And regulations passed during the administration of President George W. Bush allow many of those farms to self-certify that they will not pollute, and thereby largely escape regulation.

One gaping problem is that the banks' multitrillion-dollar off-exchange derivatives business, a potential vector of financial contagion, largely escapes regulation.

The effort pits the laissez-faire and anti-regulatory culture of the Web against the government's concern that Web activities of political value not escape regulation.

Third, the exemption invites disruption, in that traders may be able to escape regulation by structuring various derivatives deals to fall under the exemption.

You might think that as Congress considers just how much regulation is needed for the shadow financial system — the one that largely escaped regulation in the past — letting in such light would be an easy and uncontroversial move.

"Their efforts to escape regulation and the tax issues are chicken-and-egg," said a former senior Treasury official who fought what he viewed as abusive corporate tax shelters, including one used by Enron, in the Clinton administration.