Sentence examples for over regulate from inspiring English sources

Will they over regulate at that point?

He said attempts to "over regulate and cut down to size" the banking and financial services sector were "extremely damaging".

"Until our members have certainty that broadband won't be over regulated they won't make the necessary investments," Mr. Bartholemew said.

Crozier said that it made "perfect common sense" for the BBC Trust to be scrapped and for Ofcom to take over regulating the corporation.

The energy department, another target of conservatives which say it over regulates the oil industry, gets an additional $1.4bn with a focus on spending on renewable energy sources.

While lawmakers puzzled over regulating his over-the-counter swaps market, with big central computers linked to desktop terminals in well-regulated venues, a new ICE acquisition is testing trading networks built around instant messaging.

Protesters will gather outside the White House and in a dozen US cities on Thursday to demonstrate against a "hybrid" solution now being considered to end a stalemate over regulating the internet.

Many argue that the sector is over regulated and some say not enough information is provided for smaller organisations to ensure they are on top of their legal requirements.

WASHINGTON -- Drawing the lines for a fierce election-year battle over regulating the nation's financial system, Senate Republicans on Tuesday insisted that legislation proposed by Democrats and the White House would only encourage future taxpayer bailouts of big banks.

Debate over regulating the ratings industry, dominated by the three largest firms, is far from over.

If this was true, it would be surprising that the management departments took no corrective actions even after emergency measures were over regulated.