Sentence examples for made regulation from inspiring English sources

The events of 2008 made regulation popular again.

The costs of compliance with these requirements – combined with the $5 million limitation on offering size – have made Regulation A offerings increasingly rare.

Moreover, the dramatic growth of executive-branch power has made regulation decreasingly a matter of C-Span-able legislative-branch policymaking and increasingly a matter of bureaucratic fiat.

Growing up, her son made regulation progress through public school and the ranks of the Boy Scouts; learning to fly a plane before he could legally drive was the closest he came to doing anything out of order.

Instead, we have an executive branch in a leak-hunting frenzy, a Congress that treats oversight as a form of partisan combat, a political climate that has made "regulation" an expletive and a public that feels a generalized, impotent uneasiness.

For now, let me just point out that deregulation, too, was based on the belief that we had transcended the old limitations -- in the age of the Internet we no longer had to worry about the generation and transmission bottlenecks that had always prevented a workable free market in electricity, that had made regulation necessary to prevent abuses of market power.

"And they have made regulations, some of them draconian in nature, aimed at a problem they have not defined".

Like Trump, he argues that the federal government has made regulations too burdensome on businesses, stifling job growth.

Creating a single federal banking regulator would likely lower costs, and make regulation more efficient.

Our task as regulators is to continuously look for ways to make regulation more efficient, effective, and appropriately tailored.

This makes regulation of the media difficult.