Sentence examples for regulations reflects from inspiring English sources

The erosion of the regulations reflects the growing consensus among a new group of deregulation-minded policy makers that the rules stand in the way of a convergence of broadcasting, print and the Internet, and the rise of conglomerates offering all these services.

And the White House's continued rollback of environmental regulations reflects those viewpoints.

This will include ensuring that the regulators have adequate resources and staff, that regulations reflect wide and objective input and that the failed experiments of deregulation and self-regulation are put to an end.

I think all of our regulations reflect our stance and our position on performance enhancing drugs.

The new regulations reflect increased concern over the pernicious effects of computer games on Chinese youth.

Regulatory arbitrage is fine so long as the regulations reflect different economics.

Since OIRA's creation in 1980, the office has been a force for ensuring that regulations reflect presidential priorities.

Congress will have to be unceasingly vigilant during the rule-making to ensure that resulting regulations reflect lawmakers' intent and the public's needs.

Within minutes of the bill signing, several Wall Street groups were leveling criticism at the new regulations, reflecting Mr. Obama's increasingly fractious relations with corporate America.

The commission said the proposed regulations reflected a "self-evident hostility" and "discriminatory attitude" to certain types of foreign investments and "will ultimately hurt enthusiasm of foreign investment in the U.S".

Mr. Mills said that the Commerce Department's decision this month to begin overhauling the relevant export regulations reflected a general effort at the agency to make sure that all export controls were up to date.