Sentence examples for getting regulations from inspiring English sources

When developers try, they inevitably face considerable red tape in getting regulations changed or obtaining special permits.

The agency said the added cost to small manufacturers and the difficulties of getting regulations through layers of government approval worked against tougher standards.

President Obama's meeting on Monday with several of the nation's top financial regulators was designed, a spokesman said, to convey the urgency he feels about getting "regulations under Wall Street reform implemented promptly".

McCain then suggested that the federal government ought to do something about getting regulations off the back of the financial markets and concluded with a call to reduce the corporate tax rate.

If Uber succeeds in getting regulations changed, those changes will apply equally to everyone else.

"Chinese telecoms is a case study of getting regulation right," says Citi's Mr Sobti.

Getting regulation right matters as much as freeing up markets; an efficient public sector may count as much as an efficient private one; public investment in transport, schools and health care, done well, can pay dividends.

However, the key to getting regulation right is not just understanding why and how markets fail, but also focusing on when they tend to fail.

Labor Secretary Elaine Chao should get regulations in place without further delay.

Stephen Byers said he called Peter Mandelson [the business secretary] and got regulations changed.

It took two years to get regulations in place in America.