Sentence examples for expensive rules from inspiring English sources

The European Parliament does not cost much to run, but it litters the continent with expensive rules.

If benefits are calculated to include the goal of protecting real estate as well as averting radiation doses, the commission could impose more expensive rules.

"E.P.A. admits the pending proposal will cost at least $10 billion, making it one of the most expensive rules in the history of the agency," a group of utilities, the Electric Reliability Coordinating Council, said in a report this week.

But government decisions have also played a part.In this section Regional awakening Flatliners A tale of two papers Budget games The beating goes on The riddle of Jack Straw Stephen Lawrence's legacy A pig of a problem ReprintsAt the start of the year, new and expensive rules on pig breeding came into force.

Meanwhile, firms are discouraged from hiring formal workers by rigid and expensive rules for severance pay.Mr Levy's proposal, initially endorsed by Mr Peña, was to scrap most payroll taxes and phase in over five years a universal pension and health system (similar to Britain's NHS), mainly financed from general taxes.

If we truly see homelessness as a crisis, we would be instituting emergency rules that would temporarily breakdown bureaucratic barriers, overcome expensive rules and streamline the process.

In this article we approach one key aspect of the utility problem in explanation-based learning (EBL the expensive-rule problem as an avoidable defect in the learning procedure.

"The bottom line," he said in an analysis of the regulation, is that "this rule is the most expensive air rule that E.P.A. has ever proposed in terms of direct costs".

The unions, including Unison, have said they are not willing to convene expensive special rules revision conferences to make the changes.

A 2008 study by the Swedish agriculture board found that farmers earned no more than the average European farmer when they deliver cows, pigs and poultry to the slaughterhouse, even though Sweden imposes wildly expensive national rules.

With the Chinese building a new coal-fired power plant every week, some in the electrical generating industry here in the United States have argued that the expensive new rules on domestic power plants will not accomplish anything.