Sentence examples for regulation reform from inspiring English sources
In addition, Mr. Ng said, even occupied tenants can lose their regulated status under the luxury decontrol provisions of the Rent Regulation Reform Act of 1993.
The government has promised a white paper on care homes, including regulation reform, in the spring.
More recently, the House Republicans' proposal for financial regulation reform, the CHOICE Act, tackled the issue.
Their goal: the mapping of a long-term plan for financial regulation reform.
The Telegraph supports Lord Black's proposals on press regulation reform, Millar says.
The government has missed a trick in its regulation reforms.
Both get-togethers will give the opportunity to world leaders to discuss global financial regulation, reforming international financial institutions and responses to the crisis in the euro zone.
Gerry Evans is director of standards and regulations at the Care Council for Wales, which regulates the workforce and is due to take on a wider role driving standards and innovation next year under the regulation reforms.
(Felix Salmon) Meanwhile, Mike Konczal hypothesises that Tim Geithner's involvement in this, er, lapse is one reason the administration isn't making better use of the Lehman accounting brou-ha-ha to push better financial regulation reforms.
When unemployment is high, that is always under pressure, and you also have to think about the structural issues of financial regulation, reforms which Americans are focused on.
