Sentence examples for reduced regulations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dodd and others say that the market crisis last year was caused in part by banks that were able to choose which agency would regulate them, and by bank agencies that reduced regulations to encourage more banks to choose them.

The company also benefitted from a warmer economic climate; starting in 1991, India privatized many industries and reduced regulations.

As nations around the world reduced regulations and rates on international calls, the American-based callback market stagnated.

According to Trump's account, Cook responded, "I understand that," and Trump went on to promise incentives through tax breaks and reduced regulations.

After the administration and Congress reduced regulations governing the savings and loan industry in the early 1980s, many savings institutions expanded recklessly through the decade and eventually collapsed, requiring bailouts by the federal government that cost taxpayers some $500 billion.

The president said he also discussed with Mr. Paulson and other cabinet members the possibility of tax cuts and reduced regulations aimed at overcoming what some see as a weakening of the competitiveness of American capital markets compared with those overseas.

And the reduced regulation enables con artists to operate for decades, creating the appearance of stability for their flimsy empires.

I can say with some certainty, however, that no one present was able to offer the kind of overarching political framework that could be deployed to counter the conservative mantra of small government, low taxes, and reduced regulation.

This, one industry source said anonymously, was because "all the large companies have a vested interest in this" – in other words, free trade and reduced regulation is good for business.

With top income tax rates then at 70percentthethe conservative movement Reagan led prevailed by persuading middle- and upper-income voters that tax cuts, reduced regulation and less government spending on social programs would benefit them.

Reagan's messianic push to get government out of the way of private-sector growth famously led to lower taxes and reduced regulation.