Sentence examples for regulations away from inspiring English sources

Self-driving cars seem just a few regulations away from our city streets.

The housing gulf stems in part from the relative open space and lack of building regulations away from the coasts that allow builders in Fort Wayne and elsewhere to put up new homes as soon as there is demand for them, and sometimes even before.

Van Etten spoke on July 20 the anniversary of NASA's make-believe moon landing about Donald Trump keeping nasty regulations away from her business, which is essentially a pyramid scheme the Illuminati's favorite kind of scheme.

Alan Greenspan fought to keep regulation away from that market, and argued that it was assuring the safety of financial institutions by allowing risk to be transferred to others.

The promise that prosperity is just one more tax cut or one more rescinded regulation away is a rapidly depreciating rhetorical asset.

This may sound innocuous enough, but anything that threatens to move the focus of regulation away from scrutinising the quality of care is potentially a danger to patients.

But take government and regulation away and see discord follow — from Sir Fred (Scottish Calvinist) Goodwin to all the other looters.

At the same time, he reversed Labour's decision to take banking regulation away from Threadneedle Street and set up the Prudential Regulation Authority PRAA), which was charged with making sure that banks are financially sound and competently run.

A new law expected later this year will take nuclear regulation away from the National Development and Reform Commission, the state's industrial planners, and hand it over to the environment ministry, thus splitting the role of cheerleading from that of invigilation.

Cameron watered down his demands and got agreement to restrict welfare payments to newcomers, protection for the City of London, Europe's financial HQ, from EU meddling, a promise that sterling would never be required to join the eurozone it rejected from the start, plus a device to make it slightly easier for member states to keep Brussels regulation away.

The danger for the environment in this approach is that even if the majority of reforms remove unnecessary or obsolete legislation (a cursory glance at a few of the proposed changes confirms this is probably the case) there is room for the government to shift the direction of regulation away from environmental protection.