Sentence examples for scrap regulations from inspiring English sources

He has pledged to scrap regulations for America's coal industry, a stance that won him the beleaguered sector's support.

By Carolyn Kormann March 29, 2017 The President's latest executive order would scrap regulations critical to addressing climate change.

First, scrap regulations that divide the jobs market into permanent employees, paid more than they are worth, and temporary workers, paid less.

Sajid Javid, the business secretary, has said it would not be right for the EU to scrap regulations known as the "lesser duty rule", which some countries want to end in order to allow higher tariffs on Chinese steel.

Labor says the government needs to undertake a comprehensive examination of the state of the Australian media landscape before rushing to scrap regulations that prevent moguls owning a TV station, radio network and newspaper in the same market.

Sajid Javid, the business secretary, said it would not be right for the EU to scrap regulations known as the "lesser duty rule", which some countries want to end in order to allow higher tariffs on Chinese steel.

Instead, he gingerly side-stepped the gentle efforts of some senators to illuminate his personal views on a variety of policy matters now before the agency, from what to do about potential conflicts of interest among investment houses and their analysts, to whether to retain or scrap Regulation FD. "I am not coming in with a notion of overturning decisions that have already been made," he said.

Instead, other countries are scrapping regulations to try to make their economies and corporations more like America's.

Nine's hardline stance is a reversal from the network's previous support for the government's media reform package, which proposes scrapping regulations that prevent moguls owning a TV station, radio network and newspaper in the same market.

He would offset damage to industries protected by high tariffs with some short-term subsidy and by scrapping regulations in areas such as working hours, gender equality and climate change.

When some of the public behave like children, we all get a nanny state.But this is why I think the question of liberal sympathy for a project of scrapping regulations needs to be a little more specific.