Sentence examples for fierce regulations from inspiring English sources

After the NSA scandal erupted in America, the European Parliament passed fierce regulations to enshrine privacy rights that make it hard for medical researchers to use personalised data.

And Mr Obama's administration will probably hesitate to ram through dramatic emissions cuts by decree, for fear of appearing undemocratic.Even if officials around America do promulgate fierce regulations, those will take some time to come into force, and are bound to be the subject of endless lawsuits.

Great state industries are moved into private ownership but then submitted to fierce regulation.

But by then they may be subject to fiercer regulation.

Fiercer regulation by law-enforcement agencies and, increasingly, by armies and navies, is deterring some producers and sellers, for example those coca-growers in Latin America.

Bankers had hoped that, after seven years of penance for their part in the financial crisis, the end of wrenching overhauls forced by fierce new regulations might be nigh.

Above all, we see it with talk  – and not just on the left – of capitalism being in crisis and the need for fierce new regulation.

Ms. Warren, a Democrat, has been a fierce supporter of regulations like the Volcker Rule.

If the company were found to be liable, it could face enormous fines from UK and US authorities who have fierce anti-bribery regulations.

With strict industry regulations, fierce competition for a fare, and the amount of people claiming that most drivers are reckless, dangerous, and possible threats to society, one can only assume that it's a tough break driving people around for a living.

Yet the environmental movement soon became dominated by lawyers, amid the fierce battle over regulation during the 1970s.