Sentence examples for regulations to try from inspiring English sources

But lately, it seems, there have been a lot more regulations to try to get around.

Instead, other countries are scrapping regulations to try to make their economies and corporations more like America's.

Still some food truck operators expressed worry that the government, in protecting the interests of restaurants, would use these regulations to try to hound them out of business.

But at a bigger size you have to impose complicated hierarchies and rules and regulations to try to command loyalty and cohesion.

They are not about to use rigid regulations to try to force deep changes in the U.S. economy, but they are also people who want to do big things".

Instead of creating more regulations to try to prevent this kind of mess from recurring, why not figure out how to hold regulators accountable when they perform as poorly as they did in recent years?

Even today, though, the United States maintains a big military presence on four continents, and its diplomatic emissaries are involved in everything from drawing up international banking regulations to trying to locate missing Nigerian schoolgirls.

However, telecoms regulator Ofcom, which is reviewing its current regulation to try and reduce what it says are 700 recorded slamming incidences a month, remains to be convinced of the plan.

The company, which has been criticised by Labour MP Stella Creasy for "legal loan-sharking", will soon be subject to much tighter regulation to try to prevent payday lenders preying on struggling families.

So over the summer, Supervisor Mark Farrell, a moderate, led a second pass at the short-term rental regulation to try and forestall a ballot initiative with Mayor Ed Lee's support.

Another graph in the whitepaper pegs the Aliyun OS's share of the 2012 Chinese market at around one per cent — versus 86.4percentnt for Android:  Reuters speculates that the Chinese government could be planning to impose regulations on Android to try to rein it in and give Chinese companies a chance to take some a greater share.