Sentence examples for regulations amounts from inspiring English sources

For many United States companies, however, that patchwork of laws and regulations amounts to a headache.

1634, substituted "Commerce and antitrust regulations; amount in controversy, costs" for "Commerce and antitrust regulations" in item 1337.

Consequently, the state court said, he had no claim that the wetlands regulations amounted to an unconstitutional "taking" of his property, the state court ruled.

The bill assembles an edifice of regulations amounting to the biggest peacetime transfer of power from the legislature to the executive in living memory.

Mr. Inhofe argued that the regulations amounted to a "war on coal" that would result in job losses and higher energy prices.

The DWP rejects the term bedroom tax, saying the regulations amount to the removal of the spare room subsidy, aimed at encouraging families to move to smaller properties and reduce the housing benefit bill.

Palmer et al. (1995) challenged Porter's hypothesis by referring to Census Bureau data showing that the cost savings firms reap from complying with environmental regulations amount to no more than 2percentt of firms' overall regulatory compliance costs.

Several Ecuadorean journalists have said the new regulations amount to censorship.

Krueger had estimated that the cost to Turkey and India of the bribes necessary to get around their various regulations amounted to 7% to 15% of GNP.

Shadow Commons leader Angela Eagle said: "The proposals on lobbying are so narrow that they are laughable, and the plans to gag charities with onerous regulations amount to an attack on civil society in the run up to an election.

In fact, ErrataSec researcher Robert Graham blogged that the new regulations amount to an effective declaration of a "war on hackers".