Sentence examples for problem of regulations from inspiring English sources

Cantor's speech will also touch on the cost of health care for "working mom[s]," the problem of regulations that trip up employers trying to give employees flexible schedules so they can attend events at their child's school, the burden placed on workers by the complexity of the tax code, and the need to balance the rule of law with a caring approach to undocumented immigrants.

This bill is just tinkering around the edges when the problem of regulation is much bigger".

It was always too ambitious to try to solve the problem of regulation and legal costs in one go.

"This was not only a problem of regulation on the mortgage front, but also a targeted scourge on minority communities," said Shaun Donovan, the secretary of Housing and Urban Development, in a speech this year at New York University.

Unlike Dries, I don't think this is a problem of regulation.

This paper addresses the problem of regulation and control of the grasp in a three finger robotic hand.

And this gets to the whole problem of regulation, trying to get something approved in the kind of bifurcated system we have today.

The problem of regulation of logistic growth trends is examined in the framework of control theory for problems with infinite horizon.

The current study addresses the problem of regulation in collaborative consumption communities, investigating whether governance increases cooperation, if and why consumers support a governance system and whether supporters and non-supporters differ in their distrust in others.

I believe that the financial crisis of 2008/9 exposed more a lack of ethics and morality -- especially by the financial sector -- rather than a problem of regulation or criminality.

Reform's opponents point to cases in Latin America where poor supervision and cronyism have turned privatisation sour such as Mexico, which sold its state telecoms monopoly a decade ago but still has low telephone density and huge problems of regulation.