Sentence examples for over regulated from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

"France is often seen as over-regulated with laws and regulations covering every aspect of life," Allan says.

Three-quarters of American voters say that American businesses are over-regulated, and that more regulations cause jobs to move overseas, according to a new national survey by the Tarrance Group.

The available wind power capacity of the grid is not considered at this time, thus ESSs may still be over-regulated, which reduces the effectiveness of the regulation.

Over-regulated labour markets discourage job-creation.

11.48am: Q: What's going to happen about businesses being over-regulated?

It's a very flexible and adaptable system – we don't want it to be over-regulated".

He argued that the press is already "on the cusp of being over-regulated".

Care home operators complain loudly, and sometimes with good cause, about being over-regulated.