Sentence examples for resisting regulations from inspiring English sources
Organized according to the progression of "levels" residents traverse during their time in the house, and the rules and behaviors associated with each level, Caputo offers a riveting look at what passes for "rehabilitation" and "reintegration" in such places, and delineates the many ways these women retain agency by resisting regulations designed to keep them in their place.
Dimon, who has also contributed to the Democratic Party, is stridently resisting regulations that would remove the existential threat his bank (and others like it) pose to the economy.
For the last several years, the public discourse on this momentous, multi-layered economic and environmental issue has largely been shaped from the edges — by vocal and histrionic campaigners seeking a blanket ban on the process and industry groups and property owners resisting regulation and bitterly fighting any talk of a ban.
Yet financial institutions are fiercely resisting regulation on speculation.
The firm gained a reputation among board staff for stubbornly resisting regulation.
Throughout history, meatpackers, credit card companies, automakers and other businesses resisted regulations, arguing they would be ruined by them.
It could also lead to greater marketing of sugar-rich foods and "may encourage industry to resist regulations designed to reduce the use of sugars", warned the researchers.
Corporations have resisted regulations on formaldehyde for decades, however, and Koch Industries has been a large funder of members of Congress who have stymied the E.P.A., requiring it to defer new regulations until more studies are completed.
Republicans have previously resisted regulations aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions that Obama has implemented while in office.
Citigroup has made several concessions already to soothe the regulators, some of which have infuriated other banks who are trying to resist regulation.
It wasn't merely that they tended to resist regulation.
