Sentence examples for favourable regulation from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile Uber might be handing over your data to a city in exchange for more favourable regulation.
Britain is fast becoming a haven for drone startups, due to favourable regulation.
They argue Scotland should strive to retain the UK advantages of favourable regulation and flexible labour markets.
Abundant resources, favourable regulations and government, and multilateral initiatives are nurturing international collaboration in the race to commercialise sustainable technology.
If you are allowed to change to part-time working, or start a new job on that basis, you are protected under the Part-Time Workers (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000 (the Regulations).
Natfhe said Ms Birch was the first hourly-paid UK teaching professional to successfully use the Part Time Workers (Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000 to challenge an employer.
Chief among the specific reasons for locating operations outside a corporation's home country are lower labour costs, more lenient environmental regulations, less stringent labour regulations, favourable tax conditions, and proximity to raw materials.
And so the temptation is to devalue the modern six, to cast it as a disposable thing, a junk-six conjured for television out of a favourable tide of regulation-tweak and equipment overhaul.
However, this number is assumed to be low, especially for the Belgian case due to favourable nationality acquisition regulations that are, in practice, close to jus soli.
All we need is more push from government, stronger regulation, a favourable economic environment and, most importantly, a culture change by supermarkets and consumers to reduce unnecessary packaging.
