Sentence examples for regulating away from inspiring English sources

Reviled for bad behaviour one day and ripped off by everyone from taxi drivers to pickpockets the next, China's newly minted travelling classes are having a tough year.In typical fashion, the Chinese government appears intent on regulating away some of that pain.

With Congress and the Federal Reserve regulating away the advantages big banks hold on swipe fees, community banks may choose to cut out the middleman and issue their own cards directly.

Or perhaps Europe's politicians and regulators are trying harder to search out and regulate away small risks.

The industry's conflicts cannot be regulated away.

And the idea that I'm going to regulate away competition makes no sense".

"The Labour party must view these as positive developments to be encouraged, not threats to be regulated away.

They would do better to deal with that problem directly than to try to regulate away the repercussions.

This is inherently unsafe; the severe risks and costs of drilling and fracking can't be regulated away.

There seems to be a faith, expressed most strongly by the Democrats, that in partnership with the new-and-improved Zuckerberg these problems can be regulated away.

He points out that Google was, in effect, illegal when it began: "When we started Google, it wasn't really obvious that what we were doing wouldn't get regulated away.

"This would involve a fundamental shift in the way UK broadcasting is regulated, away from the current framework which is designed to take appropriate account of the right to freedom of expression".