Sentence examples for expensive regulations from inspiring English sources

State legislatures imposed expensive regulations that decreed minimum hospital stays.

If anything, Mr. Obama's detractors say, the administration has threatened agriculture by proposing expensive regulations.

That share may well have risen: in recent years a number of restrictive measures parental-consent rules, expensive regulations on clinics, bills outlawing abortion after fewer weeks—have passed into law.

These try to narrow or hamper access to abortions by, for example, sharply restricting the procedures at as early as 20 weeks, requiring women to view ultrasounds of the fetus, curbing insurance coverage and imposing expensive regulations on clinics.

The cost of that single hurricane may well be more than five times greater than that of a usual full year's worth of the most expensive regulations, which ordinarily cost well under $10 billion annually.

But the Obama administration, sensitive to Republican charges that it was choking the economy with expensive regulations, pulled back the proposed rules this year in the face of furious farm-state objections.

The explanation must be excessive and unreasonably expensive regulation.

Representative Anne M. Northup, a Kentucky Republican who was the bill's other co-sponsor, said, "You're creating an enormously expensive regulation without true evidence of what we will get out of it.

The combination of cheap gas and expensive regulation means that 50 gigawatts of coal-fired power capacity a sixth of the total could be shut down by 2017, according to Navigant, a consultancy.

The report warns that remaining in the single market "will continue to pull our political and economic focus towards the world's least successful economic zone while tying us down with needless and expensive regulation for all businesses, even if they do not export".

But we do not want needless expensive regulation".