Sentence examples for inefficient laws from inspiring English sources

Protected and inefficient Laws for all Running against Merkozy ReprintsThis holds back the economy.

Protected and inefficient Laws for all Running against Merkozy ReprintsGreek GDP shrank by almost 7% in 2011.

Protected and inefficient Laws for all Running against Merkozy ReprintsThe answer underlines Mrs Merkel's suspicions of the Socialist.

Protected and inefficient Laws for all Running against Merkozy ReprintsA skilled campaigner, Mr Sarkozy faces an uphill struggle.

Protected and inefficient Laws for all Running against Merkozy ReprintsBy cutting red tape, the new law makes it easier and cheaper to lay off workers.

Protected and inefficient Laws for all Running against Merkozy ReprintsIn recent weeks, the government has been trying to alter ideas by saying the unthinkable.

Moving away from CAFE would be welcome in itself: it is an overly bureaucratic, inefficient law whose objectives would be better achieved through the tax system.

The government is also advancing with plans, long awaited by the markets, to reform Brazil's wasteful public sector pension system, inefficient tax laws and archaic labor legislation.

A major part of the problem, in addition to a weak economy, is inefficient state laws and policies that are in many instances even more inefficient than the Federal Government.

Personal referrals can be as inefficient in law as in any other industry — your network might not know the right type of lawyer for you, your proof of quality is limited to one point of reference and there is little transparency about price and value.

But mainly the groups are a response to weak institutions and laws, inefficient markets for labour and capital, bad infrastructure and a lack of trust.