Sentence examples for getting rid of regulations from inspiring English sources

That's why we're getting rid of regulations that don't work.

That's banker-speak for getting rid of regulations that annoy big financial operators.

The catechism — cutting taxes on the rich, getting rid of regulations, and spending on defense are good; programs that redistribute income and provide services to the underprivileged are bad — required no revision.

Broadly, there's a disjoint between the rhetoric about getting rid of regulations and making the sector more transparent, and these proposals, which, in the final analysis, do basically the opposite.

"Corporate interests argued for getting rid of regulations, even when those regulations had done so much to protect and improve our environment, our safety, our health and the economy itself.

Deregulation means getting rid of regulations.

He promised to get rid of regulations that restricted new developments.

"The Internet is not just to get rid of regulations, but also to establish a mature democracy," said Yeh Jiunn-rong, the former minister of the Research, Development and Evaluation Commission, which reviews the effectiveness of government projects and policies.

But the only political passion that Kasich showed in his goodbye speech was in a broad call to lower taxes and to get rid of regulations; of the issues facing the country, he said, there was "frankly, nothing more imperative" than passing a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution.

The Republican speakers at the first night of the party's convention in Tampa kept shouting that "it is time" or "about time" or "past time" that the United States had a president who appreciates small businesses, or hates red tape, or wants to get rid of regulations, or wants to cut taxes.

Raese doesn't only want to get rid of regulations on business.