Sentence examples for opposed rules from inspiring English sources

American companies, led by high-technology businesses, which are the heaviest issuers of options, have long opposed rules to require the treatment of options as an expense.

Paul Atkins, another member of the CED board (and the sustainable capitalism subcommittee) was a Bush-appointed SEC Commissioner who opposed rules constraining hedge funds.

After joining the Commission, Pai both proposed and opposed rules aimed at consumer protections: he voted against orders lowering the cost of cable boxes, advancing municipal broadband, lowering rates for prison phone calls, restricting data collection by ISPs, and so on.

In the wake of the California collision, spokesmen have said repeatedly that they would not oppose rules that were reasonable.

Not all conservatives who oppose government action to tackle climate change are religious: plenty of businesses straightforwardly oppose rules which they fear will cost money and jobs.

And employers large and small oppose rules that, for many of them, would make health care coverage — long a job benefit — become a federally mandated obligation.

Hence, doing a careful cost/benefit analysis of internalising demanding rules will come out opposing rules' being too demanding.

A new Pew Research Center survey found a majority of Americans oppose rules prohibiting trans fats in restaurants.

The campaign website claims that "half the world's population lacks adequate energy access," before asking users to submit comments to the EPA opposing rules affecting coal plants.

Oregon, however, has recently decided with the majority without noting the opposing rule.

If the general public opposes rule-by-economic-elites, how is it, then, that the wealthy control so much of government?