Sentence examples for intense regulations from inspiring English sources

Now, the LPs that have abided by Health Canada's intense regulations and invested millions of dollars to grow and sell medical weed have started lobbying the Liberal government to shutter the pot shops that eat into their profits, put the public at risk, and operate with impunity.

Nevertheless, significant enrichment of this pathway with transcriptionally regulated genes makes a strong argument for intense regulation of the integrin pathway throughout the lactation cycle.

But it could curtail high early-termination fees on phone contracts, which are subject to more intense regulation.

Unlike executives of most public companies, brokerage firm chiefs are already subject to intense regulation and can be held liable for compliance lapses regardless of the proposed rule.

Perhaps the time has come to ask whether the pendulum, swinging towards intense regulation and control from the centre ever since 1988, has swung too far?

It may seem befuddling that an industry group would favor having to pay higher fees to the government for more intense regulation, but that seems to be the case with developers of condominiums and co-ops in New York.

When Google's founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, sat down for a rare frank and open chat with the veteran technology venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, they admitted, among other things, that Google is interested in healthcare but scared of its intense regulation.

However, the intense regulation and scrutiny around IPOs has dissuaded some private companies from offering their stock to the public.

It will also undertake intense regulation of former investment banks as they transform themselves into universal banks.

Would the requirements of being fully compliant public companies, combined with intense regulation, create roadblocks to Fannie and Freddie carrying out their mission?

(Not helping matters is intense regulation of "quality of life" offenses as part of broken windows policing, which effectively targets low-income people of color).