Sentence examples for sidestep regulations from inspiring English sources

The Toxic Truth report also found that it was relatively easy for companies to sidestep regulations on toxic waste movements.

The government immediately allocated 20 billion lire (approaching $10m) for the reconstruction project, and put the Prefect of Venice in charge of the project, with special powers to sidestep regulations covering restoration.

Bankers who tend to be very proficient at finding ways to sidestep regulations, making requirements less binding and so on.

Renting Aliyun servers means that they will be able to sidestep regulations, lowering costs and barriers to entry.

As happened centuries ago, short-term lenders simply adapted, promoting alternative financial products to sidestep regulation.

The slew of useful financial innovations also included some designed mainly to allow banks to sidestep regulation and take on more risk with their shareholders' (and taxpayers') money.

In the process, his opponents claimed, he manipulated governments, lowered standards and sidestepped regulations, to become the world's first truly global media mogul.

Karl Brauer, executive publisher at Kelley Blue Book, said the billions Volkswagen is paying related to the emissions scandal sends a strong message to the industry about sidestepping regulations.

This will be key, as Uber's typical tactics of sidestepping regulation probably won't fly when controlled airspace is involved.

Murdoch was able to use what happened at Hillsborough not only to gain control of the Premier League but also to sidestep press regulations and monopoly commissions.

The RADR entities, according to documents filed in the various criminal cases, were used to allow Enron to sidestep energy regulations in 1997.