Sentence examples for love regulation from inspiring English sources

ALI: With the Feds stepping in with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and the $85 billion bailout of AIG, is this proof that the Republicans have learned to stop worrying and learned to love regulation?

I love regulations!

"I love regulations," Mr Roy has said, "but it should not be the regulations of Hitler to the Jews".In this section Dropping the bomb Same old song Lenders of little resort Busted flush Shifting sands Desert storm Wealth by degrees Correction ReprintsA new book, "Sahara: the Untold Story" by Tamal Bandyopadhyay, an Indian financial journalist, documents Sahara's rise and partial fall.

Ride along, little tanker In love with regulation In Brennan's wake Unto him that hath . . .

In my next life, I'm a pilot .In this section In love with regulation In Brennan's wake Unto him that hath . . .

Victoria's love of regulation meant instructions for maids about when to enter her rooms with seltzer water, when to leave, when to fetch a handkerchief, and to sit in the wardrobe room all day until called.

It does not necessarily give us more scientifically accurate worldviews.Perhaps, then, I am simply justifying my own worldview (though I have no love for regulation) when I suggest that global warming is real and problematic.

For example, the authors reckon that, among Americans born in 1925, the richest 10% will collect $1,000 more in net Medicare benefits than the poorest 10%.In this section In love with regulation In Brennan's wake Unto him that hath . . .

But the friendly dogs that sniff passengers at Australia's airports, even many travelling internally, in the search for a contraband apple or banana reflect a love of regulation that rivals India's licence raj.The states, all Labor-run for most of the 2000s, are responsible for much of the rule-making, and should now attend to the unmaking of some regulations and the harmonisation of others.

The rate of applications for new patents runs at half the American rate and a third of Japan's.But the second reason for UNICE's doubts is Europe's love of regulations.

But Representative Jack Kingston, Republican of Georgia and chief author of the bill, said that Democrats "love more regulations," and that the Dodd-Frank law was "an overreach, more government telling people how to conduct their business".