Sentence examples for softening regulations from inspiring English sources

When the Senate version of this bill was about to pass in March, none other than the Wall Street Journal editorial page, hardly a bastion of left-wing sentiment, warned that while softening regulations on little banks made sense, easing "capital and liquidity standards for the giants will make the financial system more vulnerable in a panic".

I would suggest that the tax changes Romney proposes — reducing tax rates by ten per cent and eliminating some loopholes and credits — won't make much difference to how the economy performs, and that softening regulation would be positively harmful.

That was when New York State softened regulations regarding its rights to remove newborns who test positive for drugs from their parents.

Three Bush administration officials, appearing at the group's annual convention here on Friday, promised to work with the industry to soften regulations approved in the final days of the Clinton administration.

But there are other ways an agency leader could soften regulations and go easy on mining companies.

To help prop up the banks, the government has already softened various regulations, pushing back the planned removal of unlimited deposit insurance on savings and letting the banks count certain tax credits as capital.

He'd repeal Dodd-Frank, soften other regulations, and curb the E.P.A. Markets have bet that the second Trump will prevail, and so far it looks like they're right.

Mr. Gregg, a Republican from New Hampshire who served three terms in the Senate, will now become the face of Wall Street's effort to soften financial regulation.

Despite such tales, some American firms are pressing ahead in Europe, drawn by the potential of budding wireless technologies, a rich vein of untapped entrepreneurs like Mr. Muirhead and a softening of government regulations that have long inhibited venture investing here.

They are probably right that the ideological intent will be softened in Education Department regulations and that this administration will only modestly enforce the agenda reflected in the law's language.

At the next stop, he gestured at a plaque for the German Chemical Industry Association as he detailed how the chemical industry worked overtime to soften new European regulations on its products.