Sentence examples for obsolete regulations from inspiring English sources

Mike Harris, administrator of food stamps in Nebraska, said the dollar limit on cars, raised only by $150 since Congress set it 20 years ago, shows how states get stuck enforcing obsolete regulations.

Another difficulty with estimates from the Federal Register is that new regulations may partly replace old ones (even though the old ones may technically remain on the books), so one might want to subtract the previous compliance costs of obsolete regulations from Mr. Batkins's estimate to arrive at the total increase in compliance costs from, say, 2011 to 2012.

The French system suffers from obsolete regulations.

Entrenched players want the agency to stop the upstarts, or force them to abide by the same obsolete regulations that constrain legacy providers.

The exigencies of the new-style labour market will put increasing pressure on governments not only to dismantle obsolete labour regulations, but to adapt to the growing need of both employers and workers for more flexible pensions, training and in the United States health care.

Obsolete phone regulations applied to that market would achieve just the opposite.

Technologies can become obsolete, or regulations could change, rendering a company's products less valuable or even useless.

The city of Newport Beach is not immune from administering obsolete or excessive regulations and is taking corrective action stemming from its initial review of planning and building regulation.

Technological innovations played a key role in rendering decades-old banking laws and regulations obsolete.

It is time to change that plan, which was based on bad science and has now been rendered obsolete by new regulations from the U.S.D.A.

Brown used his Cabinet authority to stimulate American exports, first by streamlining obsolete export-control regulations and then by taking a personal interest in helping to broker foreign deals for American companies.