Sentence examples for imprudent regulation from inspiring English sources
The country was so far in the hole in 1992 — after years of imprudent regulation, short-sighted economic policy and the end of its property boom — that its banking system was, for all practical purposes, insolvent.
Nestled within Gov. Jerry Brown's program-slashing budget proposal lies a $63 million request to update and replace the Caltrans car fleet with vehicles that comply with California's clean air regulations, an expenditure [PDF] that the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office thinks is imprudent.
And the commission acknowledged that fact, while also noting that regulation will be necessary before products can even be discussed: The commission thinks it imprudent either to declare a moratorium on synthetic biology until all risks can be determined and mitigated, or to simply 'let science rip,' regardless of the likely risks.
It seemed financially imprudent.
They are simply imprudent.
I exercised imprudent judgment.
OWNERS: It would be imprudent.
"But it was never imprudent".
"But he can be imprudent".
