Sentence examples for less stringent regulation from inspiring English sources

By "better" government, he chiefly means lower taxes and less stringent regulation.

Companies that fall under that definition are subject to much less stringent regulation.

These non-equity residual claims are subject to less stringent regulation precisely because they are not equity and they may not even be securities.

Less stringent regulation of exposure to gonadotropins is tolerated in most systems when cell survival and differentiation are monitored for both the theca and granulosa components.

The higher the cost is set, the more harm the government assumes will be caused by greenhouse gas emissions, which would generally justify more, rather than less, stringent regulation of the fossil fuel industry.

ClimateWire speculates that it might require organizations to buy carbon allowances in order to cover their emissions, or it could be a less stringent regulation that just requires reporting of emissions.

Collignon wrote, 'because of the demand for organs, countries with less stringent regulations may become havens for the performance of less regulated, and therefore more dangerous, xenotransplantation procedures' (Collignon 1998, 519).

However, such actions are likely to result in less stringent regulations and other negative welfare effects.

Opponents allege that EPA regulations make U.S. firms uncompetitive, giving them incentives to relocate to countries with less stringent regulations.

Other manufacturers are classifying car-based S.U.V.'s as trucks to take advantage of less stringent regulations governing the safety and emissions of light trucks.

Mr. Grundfest proposes an offshore securities market within the United States, with less stringent regulations for investors who would otherwise go abroad to invest or raise capital.