Sentence examples for liberal regulations from inspiring English sources

It points to Scotland, which has more liberal regulations than England.

It has low taxes and liberal regulations, which allow private firms to survive and make profits, even after paying bribes.

"We think we made a good compromise among people who wanted either much stiffer or more liberal regulations," said Hiram Peck, the town's planning director.

And in recent years, thousands have crossed the border daily to take advantage of liberal regulations on drugs in the Netherlands.

As liberal regulations came into force this week, Britons on both sides of the debate unwittingly followed a 19th-century script.Reformers then, as now, took a benign view of human nature.

New and more liberal regulations that will allow bigger office towers are on their way to the City Council for approval before the end of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's current term.

Many of the factors behind America's gas boom, including liberal regulation of pipelines (which encouraged wildcat exploration by small producers), a well-aimed subsidy and abundant drill-rigs, do not exist elsewhere.

The state of Israel claims to have the most IVF clinics per capita in the world, some of the highest success rates in the use of assisted reproductive technology, very liberal regulation of these technologies and the most heavily subsidized IVF in the world.

Some scholars argue that the Chinese scientists have crossed an ethical line by editing the human genome, but others welcome China's comparatively liberal regulation of this area of experimentation, which allows genetics researchers to push the scientific envelope.

"This data suggests that our relatively liberal regulation of e-cigarettes is probably justified".

Others in Europe have suggested allowing broader recognition between the United States and Europe of professional licensing rules, and more liberal visa regulations for skilled workers.