Sentence examples for extending regulation from inspiring English sources

Traditional broadcasters worry that they will be shackled by regulations while nimble start-ups can do as they please so they like the idea of extending regulation to their new rivals.

Thus, the current Spanish law does not fully protect non-smokers from second-hand smoke and supports extending regulation to some outdoor areas.

The draft Audiovisual Media Services Directive suggests extending regulation to cover a broad range of new and emerging audiovisual media services.

One substantive issue in this approach is that we are estimating the impact of extending regulation by one additional year under the assumption that there is a smooth trend in the age pattern of time allocation before regulation is relaxed.

But the researchers say that regulatory authorities need to strengthen measures to prevent importation of parasite-carrying bumblebee colonies, including checking bees on arrival in the UK and extending regulations to cover imported colonies of the native subspecies.

The bill extended regulation in a number of ways: consumer protection, higher capital standards for major institutions, greater transparency for complex financial instruments.

Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, has fought to extend regulation to all derivatives, including those traded on electronic platforms.

With Friday's expected announcement, the EPA will extend regulation of carbon pollution from power plants, cars and trucks, to air planes.

This bubble was inflated by irresponsible lending, made possible both by bank deregulation and the failure to extend regulation to "shadow banks," which weren't covered by traditional regulation but nonetheless engaged in banking activities and created bank-type risks.

The article did not appear in print; Miss Wetlaufer admitted that she had got "too close" to her subject.Called to accountStung by the Enron scandal, President George Bush drew up a far-reaching plan to extend regulation of the accounting industry and toughen up the penalties for wrongdoing.

The consumer bureau will be the popular face of the law, which also subjects more financial companies to federal oversight, extends regulation to activities including derivatives trading and creates a new council to detect risks to the financial system and broader economy.