Sentence examples for regulation labour from inspiring English sources

Take the latest German-French missive, on December 7th: it speaks of euro-zone action on financial regulation, labour markets, a financial-transactions tax and the harmonisation of the corporate-tax base.

Those incremental adjustments, in politics, corporate law, capital markets, financial regulation, labour law and practices, and much else besides, have altered the incentives guiding society, the economy and politics.

They called for a new legal framework enabling the group to forge ahead with a financial transaction – or Tobin – tax that is fiercely opposed by the Cameron government, and to proceed on common policies on financial regulation, labour market policy, corporation tax principles, and a "more efficient" use of the EU budget in the eurozone.

The explanatory variables that have been included in the specification (X(_{i})) can be grouped in three main categories: social security regulation, labour characteristics, personal and other variables.

The reforms "should tackle weaknesses in product market regulation, labour market institutions, tax systems, and strengthen the single market," the body said.

Days after George Osborne's bonfire of the pensions regulations, Labour is still on the back foot.

In Ontario, differences in workers' compensation regulations, labour laws and health care systems would make replicating RTW programs implemented in other jurisdictions problematic.

Instead, we have a free movement of capital but the regulation of labour.

Lansley has alarmed senior doctors by saying the coalition will use much less regulation than Labour did to tackle problems such as obesity and smoking.

Governments have obvious difficulty monitoring such unadvertised person-to-person transactions.Perhaps the most important cause of the thriving black economy is excessive regulation of labour and product markets.

They mean regulation, inflexible labour markets, European, or even worse the German social model which he blames for the continent's high unemployment.Mr Blair has a further fear.