Sentence examples for freedom regulations from inspiring English sources

In regards to the first category, religious freedom regulations are not new, and the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) already says that the government cannot substantially limit a person's religious freedom unless it can prove a "compelling government interest".

The scores are based on responses from 1,000 people in each country, who were asked questions about corruption, basic freedoms, regulation and other governance issues, and on testimonies from local legal experts.

The schools were given freedom from regulations about staffing, curriculum and scheduling in hopes that they could devise superior models.

1. Freedom from regulations and oversight through public governance has resulted in persistent and undeniable patterns of waste and fraud.

Mr. Santorum's passion in his campaign speeches is reserved for what he calls economic freedom — from regulations and an intrusive government.

AIG's ability to build such an explosive CDS portfolio was itself abetted by an exemption in the law for "eligible contract participants" that gave supposedly sophisticated institutions freedom from regulations over swaps.

Freedom from regulation means the freedom to poison rivers, endanger workers, charge iniquitous rates of interest and design exotic financial instruments.

Some argue that it is a deeply ingrained ethos of Oklahomans to consider freedom from regulation the most important kind of freedom.

Far from using their freedom from regulation to take wise decisions that would benefit all, banks plunged into investments about which they knew little or nothing.

"We need, and surely will have, an end to freedom from regulation and at least some of the oratory of the magic of free enterprise", he prophesies.

The right of the individual to freedom from regulation or restraint is the notion that has driven globalisation, market fundamentalism and our present, unfettered, toxic form of capitalism.