Sentence examples for impose new regulations from inspiring English sources

DEALBOOK COLUMN Usually, it is the banks that are fighting efforts to impose new regulations on the industry.

DAVOS, Switzerland -- Usually, it is the banks that are fighting efforts to impose new regulations on the industry.

Mr. Cass said Mr. Romney's answer was not to tax emissions, impose new regulations or subsidize clean energy ventures.

The president's bioethics commission says there is no need to temporarily halt research or to impose new regulations on the controversial new field known as synthetic biology.

The Republicans also promised to "rein in the red tape factory in Washington" by making it harder for federal agencies to impose new regulations.

In 2004, the proliferation of so-called WIC-only stores, catering to WIC shoppers, inspired Congress to impose new regulations on those stores, which curbed the problem.

In 1970, the F.C.C. imposed new regulations on the networks.

The government imposed new regulations, and the number of commercial schools plummeted.

CBS: The Food and Drug Administration imposes new regulations on the sale of gluten-free food.

That's precisely why imposing new regulations right now could be tricky.

He also warned that imposing new regulations could be counterproductive at a time when the global economy remains robust.