Sentence examples for regulation scared from inspiring English sources

If restrictive regulation scared investors away from the subprime market for good, that really would hurt the poor.

"The rush to regulation scares me," said M. William Brier, a vice president for communication at the Edison Electric Institute, a trade group.

Even so, the do-not-call regulation scares telemarketers enough to cause many to rethink how they do business.

That's why, when the coal industry in Appalachia or the oil industry off the Gulf of Mexico cries about job losses caused by environmental regulation, people get scared.

Regulations are scaring off money sending projects because they were written for a more barbaric age.

It needs to cut red tape and regulations that scare away investment: India ranks a miserable 134 among 185 nations in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business survey.

But, argues Mr Djankov, many rules make poverty worse by making the returns from entrepreneurial risk-taking unattractive and by providing an avenue for corruption.Over-regulation can also scare away badly needed foreign capital.

The only people who might be scared away by the new regulations, they said, would be the innocent super-rich, with all their money and all their cars.

Some investors have been scared off by nationalisations and arbitrary regulation.

But France's thicket of taxes, regulations and restrictions on hiring and firing workers scared them away.

Sabir Mustafa, head of the BBC's Bengali Service said there were building regulations in Bangladesh but the government was "almost scared" to enforce them.