Sentence examples for prescriptive regulations from inspiring English sources

But the agency still leans heavily on inspections and prescriptive regulations.

Taxes are, in fact, a far cheaper and less coercive way to curtail such behavior than laws or prescriptive regulations.

The cars are a combination of fairly prescriptive regulations that have become more prescriptive every year for six seasons.

The independent and Catholic school sectors welcomed the announcement, including the confirmation "prescriptive" regulations would be removed.

A significant component of today's fiscal health care debacle stems from prescriptive regulations by government on the platform of a cost-based reimbursement system.

In 1938, Congress expanded the FTC's authority to cover "unfair and deceptive acts or practices". By 1963, the agency had begun writing prescriptive regulations.

Timothy Kirkhope, a British member of the committee, said before the vote, "A more principles-based and less prescriptive regulation would have been a better outcome".

A new economic instrument called 'precycling insurance' is proposed, so that decision-making can be led by the market rather than by prescriptive regulation or educational campaigns.

Establishing a clearly limited power to take action against anti-competitive violations, rather than encumbering this vital sector with detailed and prescriptive regulation, is the sensible approach.

In a speech on Thursday at Mansion House outlining the Government's White Paper on banking reform, Mr Osborne is expected to say that prescriptive regulation is not the best way to improve the safety of Britain's banks.

Recent scholarship on regulatory oversight has focused on cost-benefit analysis of prescriptive regulations--regulations that restrict behavior such as pollution-and their use to cure market failures, and has overlooked the vast number of transfer regulations.