Sentence examples for murky regulations from inspiring English sources

It loudly proclaimed its innocence but still paid up.Its international presence is slim but a legacy franchise (from Wachovia) of correspondent banking is also vulnerable to murky regulations.

One of the cleverest men in American business has made a giant, expensive bet on an industry whose future is opaque because of murky regulation and fast-changing technology.

In Indonesia's murky political system, regulations often emerge out of the blue, and can contradict existing ones.

Private companies labour under murky and sometimes contradictory regulations designed to leave them vulnerable to governmental whim.

If the bill is adopted, there will be concerns in the investment community about being drawn into new regulations covering murky issues about what might constitute political intelligence activity.

FAA regulations are murky when it comes to first-person view (FPV) drone racing, and early enthusiasts met on the lam, flying in open fields, forests, and abandoned buildings.

Regulation is murky at best, and it seems that no one really knows what the future holds, whether that be a total DFS ban, increased regulation, or a decision to just classify the industry as gambling.

Hill's bill clarified the existing regulations, which were murky at best.

The story of how the Guidant Corporation, the nation's second-biggest maker of cardiac devices, handled a flawed defibrillator provides a troubling glimpse into the murky world of medical device regulation.

So don't expect regulation in this murky corner of the $1.9 trillion hedge fund world anytime soon.

Microfinance regulation might have murky motivations and unintended consequences.