Sentence examples for regulation widened from inspiring English sources

Divisions between David Cameron and Nick Clegg on press regulation widened yesterday as the Liberal Democrat leader joined forces with Labour over how the Government should respond to the Leveson Report.

He believes the changes should be made immediately, but in the face of a potential Lords defeat over new regulations widening the circumstances in which restraint can be used by staff in child jails ministers last night announced a joint review of the issue, not only in STCs but also in young offender institutions and local authority secure units.

The CCAR program reinvigorates dividend regulation by widening the range of operating conditions in which regulators are authorized to restrict the outflow of capital from the banking system.

In addition, the association between DNA methylation and other important regulation mechanisms widens our understanding of the role of methylation in the whole gene expression regulation process.

Just after New Year's, the Labor Department took the first step under the president's order, proposing a regulation to widen access to a form of coverage known as association health plans that have long been praised by conservatives.

A series of agreements among the social partners as well as the national regulation have progressively widened the scope for opting-out clause (D'Amuri and Giorgiantonio, 2015).

Some in the tech industry worry the regulations could widen an existing trade rift between Washington and Beijing.

In the case of the mining industry, the amount spent by mine owners on lobbyists intent on weakening regulations and widening loopholes has skyrocketed from under $2.5 million in 2003 to $14 million today, with predictable results: profits up; dead miners up.

As new molecular players will be identified experimentally, the interaction and regulation map could be widened.

To put things simply, the U.S. income gaps shrunk significantly after the Great Depression with the New Deal policies of stringent regulations and progressive taxation and widened significantly after the Reagan revolution that undid those regulations and progressive taxation.

Income disparities between rich and poor widened as government regulations eased and bank failures rose.