Sentence examples for greater regulations from inspiring English sources

Rosemary Mucklow of the National Meat Association said that the industry did not need greater regulations but that consumers needed to be educated.

A new cadre of activists arose — hostile to suburbia, skeptical of capitalism and eager to impose greater regulations and costs on small businesses.

Speaking to the culture select committee, the former Formula 1 boss Max Moseley, who has campaigned for greater regulations of the press, was optimistic the industry would calm down.

Firms facing fierce competition, for example, might lobby for greater regulations: the one firm that doesn't pay bribes in foreign countries might ask the home government to come down harder on those who do.

Resource-management policies adopted in the 1970s included strict bans on feeding wildlife (notably bears) and greater regulations on fishing, including prohibiting fishing from the famed Fishing Bridge at the north end of Yellowstone Lake.

The company's stock has soared over 125% in the past 12 months and in the wake of a series of mass shootings and jumped again after Barack Obama's call for greater regulations iafter 14 people were killed in a shooting in San Bernardino, California, last week.

Many politicians clamour for greater regulation.

Greater regulation is part of this.

Greater regulation and less movement of capital across borders.

Republicans have resisted a swing back toward greater regulation.

We will have greater regulation, greater government intervention, some deglobalisation and even some trade friction.