Sentence examples for increase regulations from inspiring English sources

The progressives were right to increase regulations to protect workers and consumers.

Supporters of Senate Bill 537, which would increase regulations for abortion facilities, say it will improve women's safety.

Regardless of the blowback, Mr. Perry is expected to win passage of the abortion legislation, which would ban abortions after 20 weeks and greatly increase regulations on the facilities that provide them.

Appearing before the commission, Gordon C. Colvin, chief of the bureau of marine resources at the Department of Environmental Conservation, argued that instead of changing regulations to offset each annual increase, regulations should reflect a three-year average of fishing quotas.

On the stump in rural provinces, he returns to his old populist rhetoric, promising to raise teachers' salaries, provide jobs to the poor with public works projects, grant free education to all students through college, and increase regulations over telephone and electricity monopolies in order to lower utility rates for consumers.

Another solution would be to increase regulations around campaign financing, and offer more public money for those who want to run for office.

Congress is considering two bills that would increase regulation of the tobacco industry.

"I don't think we need to increase regulation; we need to limit it," he said.

Former Senator John Edwards outlined a proposal yesterday in New Hampshire to lower the cost of heating oil, increase regulation of oil companies and promote energy efficiency.

In a statement released today, Juul Labs has responded to FDA moves to increase regulation on flavored tobacco products in order to curb underage use.

She also wants to increase regulation of for-profit charter schools, rather than do away with them entirely.