Sentence examples for myriad regulations from inspiring English sources

She notes the myriad regulations of the Ocean Beach shore and of the ferry company.

He said, for example, that he was not interested in lengthy, vague discussion of Japan's myriad regulations.

The city's myriad regulations have confused unsuspecting riders and have occasionally tripped up even the police officers responsible for enforcing them.

Many of the amendments offered by the Republicans in the budget fight this week seek to curtail myriad regulations that they say stifle business.

But the myriad regulations are in place precisely because the coaches and the institutions they represent do not trust one another.

More will come, they say, including an assault on the myriad regulations that clog up product markets.True, Greece has shot up the World Bank's ranks for the ease of starting firms.

Another major barrier for foreign-born entrepreneurs is confusion about the city's myriad business regulations.

As an architectural practice we know this first hand, we battle against car parking, space standards and myriad other regulations.

In many communities, what makes installing a competitive cable system uneconomical is not the cost of laying the cable but complying with myriad government regulations on everything from insulation to minority investment.

There seem to be loopholes and exemptions to each of the myriad rules, regulations and formulas, and each loophole seems to have a loophole of its own that brings taxpayers back full circle and forces compliance with the original provision.

In the interest of expanding its treasury, Ferguson has employed its police department — 58 officers, policing a town of 21,000 — as an enforcer of the myriad municipal regulations that, rigorously enforced, nickel-and-dime the citizenry to the local government's benefit.