Sentence examples for regulating cost from inspiring English sources

But some policy analysts warned lawmakers against regulating cost growth too tightly, saying that squeezing the state's world-famous health care sector could hurt its overall economy.

Officials saw a connection between the contributions and the state's inaction in regulating drug costs for seniors.

It should be clear by now that the federal government needs to get involved in regulating tuition costs and student debt.

The Ipsa chairman, Sir Ian Kennedy, said: "We aim to make the scheme simpler and clearer, whilst retaining a robust approach to regulating MPs' business costs and expenses and a commitment to supporting MPs in their parliamentary duties.

The EPA said regulating coal ash as a hazardous waste may cost $1 billion a year.

Industry executives also say they object to the cost of regulating tobacco.

He said the FCC's report "continues to show steady progress in connecting unserved Americans" and that "apparently no amount of progress will ever be good enough for a Commission that is bent on regulating broadband at all cost". .

What this has exposed is that the NSA lacks a culture of self-regulating caution about the cost and benefits of intelligence collection if exposed.

Barrasso says EPA is not being honest about the costs of regulating carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, ozone and halocarbons.

They're regulating entry because it now costs you $2.5 million to enter the market.

He proposes subsidizing small farms for their stewardship of the earth, and paying them fairer prices for production; taxing food to reflect its true costs to the environment; regulating practices that counter sustainability and rewarding those that promote it; and educating the public about the true costs of food.