Sentence examples for regulations a solution from inspiring English sources

"If broadband providers want to start charging Netflix and Google for hogging all the bandwidth, that is their right as the owners of those networks," said Jim Lakely of the Heartland Institute, who called net neutrality regulations "a solution in search of a problem".

Ferguson and other women's health advocates argue that the regulations are a solution in search of a problem.

At a Wednesday panel debate, Mr. Frank rejected bank self-regulation as a solution.

Naturopaths generally perceived government regulation as a solution for many of these challenges, though this may be representative of deeper frustrations and disconnections between the views of grassroots naturopaths and those in professional leadership positions.

Second, network neutrality regulations are largely a solution in search of a problem.

The magnitude and mechanism of agrarian taxation enabled the sultan to achieve two important objectives: (1) to ensure supplies at low prices to grain carriers and (2) to fill the state granaries with a buffer stock, which, linked with his famous price regulations, came as a solution to the critical financial problem of maintaining a large standing army.

And when Romney's congressional surrogates discuss the JPMorgan trade, they generally stick to the line that Dodd-Frank is an example of over-regulation, rather than a solution insufficient for the problem at hand.

Despite this, gender-based violence remains a vast problem in India, due to the deep-rooted patriarchy of Indian society making laws and regulations not enough as a solution.

But the store owners have been dizzied by the moratorium, the overlapping regulations and the promise of a solution from the landlord of the building that houses all their businesses.

If you've always wanted to play air hockey in real life and couldn't shrink yourself down enough to stand comfortable on a regulation table, this may be a solution.

In the end, if Twitter doesn't find a solution themselves, I suspect regulation will happen anyway".