Sentence examples for regulatory repeal from inspiring English sources

The House has already passed important measures like boosting regulatory transparency, a regulatory repeal commission and congressional approval of rules before they can be effective.

Most of the Senate's output consisted of approving Trump's nominations and the regulatory repeals, both of which required a simple majority on roll calls and little to no input from Democrats.

Instead, the regulatory repeals, the tax cuts and the judicial confirmations all were made possible by procedural shortcuts that barred filibusters and deterred amendments.

The changes in regulatory policy the repeal of Glass Steagall and other barriers were designed to create financial sector companies with deeper capitalization that were better equipped to compete with European and Asian financial entities.

That sounds appealing, but would be a strange way to conduct regulatory policy: repealing a rule's $1m in costs might lose the $100m it brings in benefits.

The Center for Justice and Democracy is urging legislators to beef up regulatory powers and repeal the industry's antitrust protections.

Today is the second day of the second round of the Betsy DeVos Department of Education's regulatory meetings to repeal and replace the Obama administration's borrower defense rule -- a rule that was aimed at protecting students and taxpayers from predatory practices by for-profit colleges.

The attorneys general could also take a page from the playbook of the Chamber of Commerce and other conservative activists and use the federal courts to try to endlessly delay or block regulatory actions or repeals proposed by the Trump administration.

Shortly before the debate began, the White House issued a statement threatening to veto the resolution, saying the measure would create "significant regulatory uncertainty" by repealing rules "which will improve the quality of local news and support free over-the-air broadcast television".

Clinton helped undo the regulatory regime by repealing Glass Steagall and banning the government from regulating derivatives, which helped lead directly to the Great Recession.

If key regulatory protections are repealed, payday lenders, debt collectors and credit card companies will be allowed to scam and rip off the voters who put these members of Congress (and Trump) in office.