Sentence examples for regulations high from inspiring English sources

The Japanese impediments have included relatively strong regulations, high operating costs and tax rates, and weak government inducements — not to mention what outside observers have often described as overt xenophobia.

With the increase of exhaust temperature in automobiles resulting from the stricter environmental and fuel consumption regulations, high temperature fatigue failure of exhaust manifolds is being a significant issue for safety concern.

Three treatments were compared to a baseline design: Two external regulations (high and low penalties, and only 20% of the players monitored), and a self-governed system where individuals were allowed to have in each round a few minutes of non-binding face-to-face communication.

UPDATE, 4 26 p.m.: Statement from the Tea Party Express: "This report is ridiculous and an affront to the millions of Americans who are deeply concerned about the growth and intrusiveness of the federal government with the accompaniment of higher taxes, more onerous government regulations, high annual deficits and a skyrocketing national debt.

In Latin America despite of strict legal regulations, high levels of these elements are found in soil and sediments, leading to the risk of chronic exposure in the general population.

It is disheartening to see so many people clamoring for an omnipotent government with more regulations, higher taxes, spending and borrowing in spite of all that has happened.

Then there is the downside of all those government loans: higher interest rates, more regulations, higher taxes.

For years, PG&E and utility lobbyists have used a standard set of arguments to head off proposed safety regulations: higher costs to consumers, impractical and rigid prescriptions, unnecessary rules, 'one-size-fits-all' regulations that don't work.

Take India, which has been criticized for excessive regulation, high taxes and ownership prohibitions.

American network carriers will still suffer from familiar ills: over-regulation, high overheads, inflexible unions, elderly fleets and constant attrition from low-cost point-to-point operators.

Indeed, for all of Silicon Valley's vibrancy, California can be a lousy place to do business, plagued by over-regulation, high taxes and endless lawsuits.