Sentence examples for regulations on his from inspiring English sources

Appearing on Bloomberg TV on August 16, 2016, he vowed that Trump would put an end to "these crazy regulations" on his first day in office.

Over the past five decades, Mr. Ten Eyck said, there has been an unending layering of new rules and regulations on his farm of over 300 acres, as more government agencies have taken an interest in nearly every aspect of growing food, and those agencies already involved have become even more so.

But Blankenship must have no sense of shame, because he visited the National Press Club last week to complain about "knee-jerk political reactions" to mine deaths and to demand that the Obama administration lighten regulations on his dirty and dangerous company.

While his plans may be more ambitious than previous presidents, President Obama will not be the first president to issue a flurry of "midnight regulations" on his way out the door.

Trone is running as a traditional liberal but he has a history of donating to Republicans to support laxer regulations on his business.

In 2014, as Oklahoma's attorney general, he dutifully put the words of an energy company objecting to regulations on his own letterhead before passing them on to the Obama administration.

Last week, all of Indiana was in an uproar that Notre Dame Coach Bob Davie ran out the clock with 1 minute left in regulation on his 30-yard line and the score tied against Nebraska, the No. 1-ranked team in the nation.

Phillips should know that better than anyone else because last season, the Cowboys forced the Cardinals into overtime when Folk kicked a game-tying 52-yard field goal at the end of regulation on his second attempt, after Arizona Coach Ken Whisenhunt tried to ice him, but instead negated a block of Folk's first attempt.

Simpson needed roughly the same amount of time to erase the pleasing memories of his Friday round, when he hit the first seven greens in regulation on his way to a three-under-par start before the scores were wiped out.

Fourteen of the 23 regulations that George W Bush put on his hitlist were, according to the Wall Street Journal, first suggested by academics working at the Mercatus Centre.

In fact, the vulnerable are the ones Pence seems to believe need the most policing and regulation, based on his prior political track record.