Sentence examples for forgoing regulations from inspiring English sources

Liberal researchers say that this growing inequality is a result of free-market policies that favor the so-called invisible hand of competition, forgoing regulations and wage minimums and discouraging unions.

Mr. Summers was a leading figure in the Clinton administration's push to reduce regulation of the banking industry and to limit or forgo entirely the regulation of newer kinds of financial activity like derivatives trading.

The mechanism for this perfect adaptation is that after the perturbation the concentration of the enzyme will vary until it makes the time dependences equal zero by itself, forgoing the more usual process in metabolic regulation that changes in the controlled variable arrange for the steady state to be re-attained in the presence of the sustained perturbation.

Ribble said the costs of the new regulation would be passed on to homeowners, many of whom would end up forgoing roof repairs because of it.

"Where an agency includes language in one section of the regulation and omits it in another, it is reasonable to presume that the agency acted intentionally in forgoing the language," he wrote, paraphrasing parallel Supreme Court precedent regarding Congressional intent".

before forgoing his senior year.

Effectively, that means forgoing access.

Working Americans are forgoing even small luxuries.

Some fans were forgoing soccer altogether.

It even means forgoing the Guinness.

James Purcell and Vera Wang are each forgoing a show.