Sentence examples for regulations that he from inspiring English sources

Thus, in 2001 Dick Cheney attributed the California electricity crisis to environmental regulations that, he claimed, were blocking power-plant construction.

Mr. Bloomberg, though, said he would not support committing that revenue to housing, because the city should encourage private development by relieving regulations that he described as cumbersome.

Mr. Lewis ended up voting for Mr. Romney, hoping that he might relax labor and transportation regulations that he says have been challenging for business.

McConnell expanded his critique, slamming Democrats for pushing a "train wreck" of rules and regulations that he claimed are raising prices and stalling much-needed economic growth in the wake of the recession.

In a speech before a coal industry group in Kentucky on Wednesday, the U.S. Senate's top Republican accused the Environmental Protection Agency of declaring war on the coal industry and blamed the Obama administration and Democrats for pushing regulations that he claimed kill jobs and increase energy costs.

Mr Wellstone will have difficulty converting liberal ideals into money (particularly since the campaign regulations that he favours outlaw large donations).

The loft regulations that followed, he said, were "a recognition of this sort of changing phenomenon, trying to bring some order to the chaos".

The Magnuson-Stevens law also requires the fisheries service to consider the economic impact of regulations, and that, he says, has taken a back seat to population figures.

"What we are trying to avoid is what we have felt at times were institutional regulations that are inflexible," he said then.

"There are some regulations that are needed," he said.

"People who really hold the wealth, it's mal-distribution because it shifts over due to the regulations that control the government," he said.