Sentence examples for regulation introduced from inspiring English sources

Brazilian banks are also well-capitalised, the consequence of strict regulation introduced after previous banking crises.

Wall Street, after all, has greeted practically every important market regulation introduced in this century with howls of dismay and predictions of disaster.

The 2002 regulation, introduced by Gordon Brown, offered tax incentives for breweries making fewer than 3m litres of beer per year.

Clubs must inform the league of any such "forward funding", borrowing against transfer fees due, a regulation introduced to guard against third-party, non-club, ownership and influence over players.

It is also a response to the retail distribution review, an overhaul of financial regulation introduced in 2013 that made it unprofitable for banks to offer investment advice to customers with less to invest.

They have found a length that works and stuck to it, undoubtedly helped by the regulation introduced last October that two new balls be used in alternative overs from the start.

We should recognise by now that regulation introduces moral hazard, raises costs, and suppresses competition and innovation, but doesn't actually prevent risk-taking or failure.

The free market of personal information is seen as the natural state, and privacy regulation introduces restrictions and market distortion.

Annex I of the REACH regulation introduces new health-based reference values above which humans should not be exposed.

The new regulation introduces many benefits.

More flexible job regulations, introduced since 2005, have contributed to a plunge in unemployment.