Sentence examples for regulatory restraints from inspiring English sources

But many in the industry say it was economics, not regulatory restraints, that led to the recent shortage.

The current belief in government is that it could raise up to £1bn from the sale of C4 if regulatory restraints were stripped to the minimum.

Encouraging information, however, is not a Chinese speciality.Conversely, China needs fewer regulatory restraints on the investment options available to its citizens.

Labour ministers immediately took to the airwaves to claim David Cameron had done a deal with Murdoch, winning his support by agreeing to free Sky from regulatory restraints and promising to curb the power of the BBC.

Even with occasional regulatory restraints, Citigroup's assets ballooned from $1.49 trillion to $2.19 trillion from 2005 to 2007, an increase of 46.9percentt (and three times the size of Citigroup's balance sheet when the merger that created it occurred).

Hired to intimidate the Pilagers' enemies, Danny inadvertently, then intentionally, discovers evidence of the family's complicity in polluted lakes, immigrant-labor trafficking, and the gutting of regulatory restraints on behalf of real-estate developers.

Faced with little regulatory restraint, banks overdosed on risky loans".

High-tech companies wanting to collect consumer information without regulatory restraint have lost a round in federal court.

Government policy makers breathed in the same optimism, which no doubt encouraged them to be lax on regulatory restraint.

Regulatory restraint has resulted in a robust broadband market, but today some self-styled policy advocates insist that America's broadband marketplace is badly broken and that the only solution is to revert to Depression-era regulations, like government rate setting and price controls or rules dictating what types of competitive offerings broadband providers can offer consumers.

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