Sentence examples for slashing restrictions from inspiring English sources
The administration sent FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler a letter today outlining its arguments in favor of slashing restrictions that are currently in place.
He has committed to slashing restrictions on coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel, to spur job growth in the struggling mining sector.
The electoral college is a constitutional relic of a fundamentally different nation, one with 13 states and a potential electorate of 2.5 million citizens, slashed dramatically by restrictions that limited the franchise to white, land-owning Protestant men.
Trump won a surprise election victory partly on a pledge to boost the U.S. economy by slashing federal rules for businesses, particularly environmental restrictions.
In October last year, the government of Andhra Pradesh imposed new restrictions, in effect halting new loans and slashing repayment levels.
A national solvency crisis in 1991 prompted far-reaching if incomplete reforms: slashing import tariffs, selling some government-owned businesses, and easing licensing restrictions on what businesses could make.
From moving polling locations in areas with high populations of minority voters to instating strict voter ID laws and slashing early voting periods, Americans across the country continue to face new restrictions on their right to vote.
Bank executives say they are committed to serving all their clients, but experts on the industry say new government restrictions that slashed once-lucrative fees for services like debit cards and overdraft protection will accelerate the trend of catering to the mass affluent.
He subsequently recommended slashing the size of several national monuments, including Bears Ears, in Utah, and Gold Butte, in Nevada, and lifting restrictions at others to allow more development.
Some have been slashing sentences.
