Sentence examples for intrusive regulations from inspiring English sources

However, if any country goes too far in imposing more intrusive regulations, the European Commission retains the authority to intervene to maintain a common regulatory framework and a consistent internal market within the union.

Some fear onerous government regulations from a national payment system, but surely nothing could be more onerous for patients and providers than the multiple, intrusive regulations imposed on them by the private insurance industry today.

If the American people want economic growth and rapid job creation, so the pitch goes, all that they will need to do is to elect a Romney Administration that will cut government programs, repeal the Affordable Care Act, ease the tax burden on all Americans (including on the rich) and remove intrusive regulations on American business.

There is something particularly disagreeable about the growing mishmash of intrusive regulation.

In this case, that means meddling in firms' financial management with intrusive regulation.

And contrary to popular perception, he said, the F.S.A. applied "intrusive regulation" to the wholesale markets before the crisis hit.

Ridley mentions the incident only to claim that it was the result of "intrusive regulation" and "top-down interference".

Lansley defends it, claiming more will be achieved by voluntary action than by "costly and intrusive regulation".

They worry that he plans to shift America to a permanently higher level of public spending and intrusive regulation.

And for most financial firms, adopting the idea could spare them further intrusive regulation, aside from other advantages.

And because it was just partner capital that was at stake when these bets were made — not consumer deposits — the need for intrusive regulation was not as great.