Sentence examples for push regulatory from inspiring English sources

If market turmoil continues, the desire of lawmakers (especially Democrats) to look tough could push regulatory reform too far.

But the Facebook plan is now likely to raise new questions about whether Goldman tried to push regulatory boundaries once again.

Those companies now know they can approach a friendly FCC for a ruling in their favor, rather than fight to push regulatory changes through Congress, says Legg Mason analyst Blair Levin.

Numerous media reports have cited anonymous government sources saying that Trump plans to take executive action or push regulatory changes that would make it more difficult for a caravan of about 3,000 Central American migrants to seek entry to the United States if they reach the border — even if they're seeking refuge from violence or abuse.

Many water and health experts in the US and Europe are pushing regulatory agencies to include viral testing in determining water quality because the majority of illnesses from recreational water activities are related to viruses, not bacteria.

Mr. Rothacker attributes the initial successes of Charlotte's banks in part to leaders like Mr. McColl, who "pushed regulatory envelopes, jockeyed for acquisitions, and pursued an eat-or-be-eaten vision for the financial services industry".

But he and Rahm Emanuel, the White House chief of staff, were unsuccessful in pushing regulatory legislation ahead of the health care bill; they were concerned that with time and an improved economy, opponents in the industry and among antiregulation Republicans would become emboldened.

The most recent OMB report adds fuel to Ose's push for regulatory reform in the form of H.B. 2432 (Paperwork and Regulatory Improvements Act of 2003), which he introduced in June.

Tyrie, who chairs the select committee, used the latest allegations to push for regulatory reforms.

Mr. B'Hahn said he was prepared to push for regulatory change.

He also wants to push "closer regulatory convergence and mutual recognition of standards" between America and Europe.