Sentence examples for regulations led from inspiring English sources

The failure to regulate Wall Street, and to enforce existing regulations, led directly to the Great Recession and the loss of 8 million jobs (most of them in the small business sector, as Demos point out).

In the late 1980s, a dispute over hunting and fishing regulations led to screaming matches and death threats.

The new regulations led to a 10% reduction in accidents (about 1,500 people) in Italy last season.

The rigorous enforcement of his regulations led to vehement opposition on the part of the Spanish faithful during Lent of 1545 and forced Las Casas to establish a council of bishops to assist him in his task.

A fight over Hasan's beard, which violates military regulations, led to a stay shortly before his trial was expected to begin last year and eventual replacement of the judge.

To cover up these weaknesses in the American economy, the Fed let forth a flood of liquidity; that, together with lax regulations, led to a housing bubble and a consumption boom".

Expected changes in European biofuel regulations lead to uncertainty in supply chain planning for second generation biofuel industries.

We can even risk the claim that in the above cases – in the workplace – biogenetic regulations lead to a total re-evaluation of these relationships.

(If, for example, local environmental regulations lead to lost profits, the governments involved should be held liable).

She made an interesting point, though, when she said that regulations lead to an economic environment where businesses are increasingly consolidated, and the smaller ones are forced out.

Fourthly, privacy regulations lead to great dependence on willingness and organizational skills of the participating centres.