Sentence examples for regulatory attitudes from inspiring English sources

And how our attitudes are changing, our regulatory attitudes are changing.

The Atkins diet craze and changes in consumer and regulatory attitudes toward food have forced companies to reorient their R&D budgets toward nutrition.

His move to the US coincides with a change in regulatory attitudes - with signs that hemp could be making a comeback.

The good news is that over the past several years, there has been a salient shift in regulatory attitudes towards drone delivery as an inevitability which needs to be facilitated rather than a dangerous, far-fetched idea which regulation should keep permanently grounded.

This illustrates the regulatory attitude we are dealing with.

Just one of many examples of this regulatory attitude is that of former Office of Thrift Supervision Director James Gilleran, who appeared at a 2003 photo op on reducing bank regulatory burdens with a chainsaw to indicate his dedication to cutting red tape.

"Sometimes I have the impression that the whole regulatory attitude of the administration is trying to stop oil and gas and coal — that they don't want those sources, that instead they want to get those things so expensive and so rare that wind and solar become highly cost-effective and efficient".

A commenter on Youku criticised officials for having "the kind of weak regulatory attitude where it's afraid of just a little bit of vulgar language".

Companies' efforts to shed "too big to fail" status has been aided by a shift in the regulatory attitude under President Trump.

But there are also hints that the incoming administration has an even less regulatory attitude than the last Republican presidency, and the bulk of gene editing applications are in agriculture, not in human reproduction.

Additionally, by the 1980's, a new era arrived in Washington, a pro-business, anti-regulatory attitude championed by the Reagan administration that believed government should get out of people's lives.