Sentence examples for fighting regulation from inspiring English sources

Bankers are in the trenches all day, fighting regulation.

The book provided soundbites and ready-made talking points to arm any industry fighting regulation.

Businesses spend too many of their environmental dollars on fighting regulation and not enough on finding real solutions.

Tobacco lobbyists spent years fighting regulation by claiming to be defending individual freedom, not the profits of tobacco companies.

To his colleagues, the Treasury secretary described bankers who relentlessly protested the new regulations as "whiners" and, in routine meetings with top chief executives held at the Willard Intercontinental Hotel, he often told them they should stop fighting regulation.

Rather than embracing the F.C.C.'s alerts-only proposal as a less costly solution than one that would suspend service, the wireless industry is fighting regulation of any kind.

Much of this is due to a long history of corporations fighting regulations, for instance against acid rain and chlorofluorocarbons.

She is also fighting regulations requiring military women to be accompanied by men and to ride in the back seats of cars when off base in Saudi Arabia.

However it is unclear on its commitment to existing clients that have been involved in spreading doubt about climate change and fighting regulations to cut carbon pollution.

He also declined to say whether Edelman had let go or "scrubbed" clients – such as API and Alec that have been involved in spreading doubt about climate change and fighting regulations to cut carbon pollution.

In the coming years many of Mr Cameron's own MPs will press him to make good his veto by fighting regulations from Brussels, repatriating powers to Britain and resisting attempts by the new grouping to use institutions designed for the whole EU, such as the European Commission and the Court of Justice.