Sentence examples for misguided regulation from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare Revisited - Over-regulation or misguided regulation in the UK will cause the collapse of regulated sub-prime consumer credit for the under/unbanked.

His latest edition again highlighted the "damage that excessive and misguided regulation is doing to British business, particularly to small- and medium-sized businesses" and concluded: The UK is roughly 11.5% of GDP – about £185bn a year – worse off because it is a member of the EU instead of being a fully independent sovereign nation.

Reforming or rescinding misguided regulation is never easy, but to the extent that there is one quick fix to the problem it comes down to sunsetting high-tech rules on a regular timetable.

The question is, "What kinds of regulation does investing need?" Certainly not the kind I talked about in "The SEC's Most Misguided Regulation". Next week we'll look at investing scams and one possible cure.

While the mainstream view explains the crisis by a lack of regulation, Cont believes that misguided regulations, often applied by not-too-smart regulators, were also a major factor.

Misguided regulations, written in anger, could imperil this.

Now that many of these families risk losing their homes, we should get rid of misguided regulations on the lawyers who can best help them.

IFIs, in particular, can press foreign governments to get rid of interest-rate caps and other misguided regulations that impede microlending.Only a fraction of the world's 500m impoverished "micro-entrepreneurs" have access to the financial system.

The danger is that unfounded fears could come at the expense of easing real human suffering, if misguided regulations slow down the science, or protests prevent seeds and crops from reaching the farmers and consumers who need them most.

As startups grow and threaten traditional processes, misguided regulations like the Innovation Act and lackluster attempts at copyright reform, or protracted court battles can squeeze innovators out of existence.

When conservative pundits were blaming misguided government regulation for the California energy shortage, he pointed out that the real culprits might be private power generators that deliberately withheld supply to drive up prices.