Sentence examples for friendly regulations from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama campaigned on a theme of "change we can believe in," promising to end the Iraq War quickly, to introduce environmentally friendly regulations, and to pass universal health care.
Because coal-fired power stations are so obviously bad for the environment and electricity so profligately used, governments have been quick to hand out environmentally friendly regulations to its generators and suppliers.
Google says that it chose Chile because it "offers an ideal combination of reliable infrastructure, a skilled workforce and a commitment to transparent and business friendly regulations".
Moreover, Flirtey and Domino's chose New Zealand for the world's first commercial drone delivery service because of the country's friendly regulations.
As states reexamine their codes the trend is towards better, more greywater friendly regulations".
For example, a firm can internationalize to the market because the owner of the firm has substantial knowledge of the market (O), because the market has high potential and a friendly regulation system (L), and/or because the firm has an integrated supply chain that enables the firm to easily transfer organizational advantages across the stages of supply chains (I).
As the startup looks to roll out this technology, they're first looking at target markets that have the most friendly regulation — it's still pending FDA approval — but in saving hatcheries money and preventing widespread chick-killing, eggXYt believes its solution has global appeal.
Like Wall Street and the chemical industry, Big Pharma is also able to buy friendly laws and, some even say, friendly regulation.
Mr Ortega has also courted investment with tax breaks and business-friendly regulations that belie his "socialist" brand.
Yet it was able to keep operating because of management-friendly regulations that routinely allowed endless appeals of safety violations before a hazard had to be rectified.
The canal and Panama's business-friendly regulations have spawned big insurance, finance and legal industries and endowed Panama with the world's biggest merchant navy, at least on paper.
