Sentence examples for pushing regulation from inspiring English sources

While the union fronts public safety reasons for pushing regulation, the more obvious reason is that Uber's more innovative service is cutting into taxis' already slim business.

In making his endorsement, Mr. Bloomberg listed the various steps that Mr. Obama had taken over the last four years to confront the issue of climate change, including pushing regulations that seek to curtail emissions from cars and power plants.

In a speech before a coal industry group in Kentucky on Wednesday, the U.S. Senate's top Republican accused the Environmental Protection Agency of declaring war on the coal industry and blamed the Obama administration and Democrats for pushing regulations that he claimed kill jobs and increase energy costs.

The legislation will have to survive an expected challenge in the courts by the auto industry, which has had mixed success in fighting previous efforts by California to push regulation far beyond the federal government's.

In doing so, Mr. Zucker has found enthusiastic support from those who believe the Obama administration has pushed regulation too far.

But regardless of whether Proposition F passes or not, ballot initiatives are a wedge that can push regulation in a certain direction.

On the regulatory front, Mr. Vitter said, approving the two new members would make it easier for the board to enact rules carrying out the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law and pushing "those regulations to the left, if you will".

Their move towards reliability even extends to pushing for regulation of the currency, something which seems anathema to longer-standing users.

For the second time, Pennetta blew set point, pushing a regulation forehand into the tramlines with her opponent stranded at the net.

Since the passage of the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill in 2009, banks and their lobbyists have not given up hope in pushing back regulation.

The campaign is a response to the momentum of the legislation, whose proponents have been pushing for regulation for more than a decade.