Sentence examples for expanded regulations from inspiring English sources

The leadership of the regulatory agencies responsible for the Dodd-Frank reforms will change in the new administration, and may reconsider or halt new or expanded regulations that have not yet been implemented, or delay the timing of some reforms.

The Republican candidates, collectively and in distinctive ways, continue to cast him as the foil against whom they ran so successfully in 2010: a big-government liberal who has expanded regulations, created uncertainty for business and failed to revive the economy, with millions more Americans out of work than when he took office.

Yet private doctors' offices that likewise offer the abortion pill are not covered by the expanded regulations, the ACLU points out in its statement.

Under the tax department's expanded regulations, distributors licensed to transport pot in the medical marijuana market, which began operating in the state in 2001, could gain access to the recreational market, according to the Las Vegas Sun.

The desperate rescue efforts of the past year make expanded regulation even more urgent.

Expanded regulation in financial services is inevitable and in some instances necessary.

In a law billed as a regulation of platforms, Australia has greatly expanded regulation by platforms.

Last week Robert Rubin, the former Treasury secretary, declared that Mr. Frank is right about the need for expanded regulation.

Of course, proponents of expanded regulation, no matter how compelling their arguments, will have to contend with very well-financed opposition from the financial industry.

Now, economists and others of a capitalist bent (see "The Creators Own Ideas,") will argue that it's not at all obvious that expanded regulation would be bad.

The fees are intended to help defray the costs of expanded regulation, which the Fed gained under the 2010 financial overhaul law.