Sentence examples for regulatory peril from inspiring English sources
Such conversions were made after lawyers proposed that they could keep owners in the money while keeping schools out of regulatory peril.
And let's not forget that Crawford herself notes the perils of regulatory capture at the FCC and local regulators.
He was leery of regulation at his nomination hearing, he warned of the perils of "creeping regulatory expansion"—and seemed skeptical of government interference with markets.
He was leery of regulation — at his nomination hearing, he warned of the perils of "creeping regulatory expansion" — and seemed skeptical of government interference with markets.
Wilkinson declared that Luttig's aggressively limited view of national power would "place in peril the entire federal regulatory scheme for wildlife and natural resource conservation".
California is in the midst of a major regulatory struggle that shows both the perils and potential promise of trying to bring clarity to the fast-growing industry.
If we fail to innovate in the regulatory process, it will be at our own peril.
Meanwhile scooter invasions are illegal in some places and, where they are possible, are fast inviting public and regulatory frisson and friction — by contributing to congestion and peril on already crowded pavements.
Neither is there a discussion of mechanisms that could be used to signal regulatory failings well before they put the entire system at peril.
In the aftermath of the VW scandal, companies that do not leave light environmental footprints, or try to cut regulatory corners, fail to review their "green" posture at their peril.
