Sentence examples similar to regulation crowd from inspiring English sources

Once in place, strong state regulation crowds out the possibility for workers to engage in negotiation and learn about the potentially cooperative nature of labor relations.

Ms. Warren's idea for a financial product consumer safety unit will probably be laughed off the stage by the anti-regulation crowd.

"We are not a no-regulation crowd," said Richard Gorelick, a co-founder of the high-frequency trading firm RGM Advisors in Austin, Tex.

It is widely believed that there is strong experimental evidence to support the idea that exogenously imposed regulations crowd out the intrinsic motivations of common pool resource (CPR) users to refrain from over-harvesting.

One upshot of the Hahn and Litan paper would appear to be that the apocalyptic rhetoric of the pro-regulation crowd (we must enact regulations to "save the Internet") doesn't cut much ice.

But it is hard to take the knee-jerk anti-regulation crowd, which now seems to include Governor Romney, seriously.

But the series of high-profile mass shootings in recent years shifted the Obama administration's attention to national gun regulations, crowding out the political energy needed to revive and replicate Ceasefire-style programs in American cities.

Research has shown that introducing external incentives to encourage pro-social behavior, such as monetary rewards or regulation, may crowd out voluntary pro-social activity.

What the tragedy raises more than anything — particularly in countries where EDM is a burgeoning scene and the full extent of its popularity is perhaps not yet fully registered — is the importance of full and stringent regulation on crowd size and venue capacity.

(Sorry, health regulations prevent crowd participation).

Elio Motors, the maker of a new ultra-efficient vehicle, is one of the first to launch a "Regulation A+" crowd-funding initiative as the next phase of its fundraising strategy.