Sentence examples for stifling regulation from inspiring English sources
Too much senseless, stifling regulation flows from a bureaucracy with too little democratic accountability.
Most Arab economies, however, suffer from stifling regulation, poor infrastructure and low investment.
The list is discouragingly long: crumbling infrastructure, inadequate educational performance, stifling regulation and a cumbersome tax system.
While conservative activists might have their differences with Trump on infrastructure spending and entitlement revisions, stifling regulation is one area where they appear to be simpatico.
The government needs a different agenda for growth: to ensure the rule of law rather than stifling regulation; stable money, not escalating inflation, which rewards debtors and penalises investment; and fiscal fairness, which encourages employment by reducing payroll taxes.
Many claim that Japan's weak growth of 1.3% a year, on average, over the past six years is largely the fault of stifling regulation and weak industrial management, which in turn have bred widespread inefficiency and a dwindling return on capital.
First of all, its economy is still thick with stifling regulations.
Instead, argues Mr McMahon, leaders should address the factors that keep businesses from thriving in the first place: employment costs (settlements for workers-compensation cases are the second-highest in America), energy costs (electricity prices are 63% above the national average), stifling regulations and the second-highest tax burden in the country.Upstate New York is not a lost cause.
If Europe wants to see growth in innovation and entrepreneurship, the first step will have to be to change the overall climate: get rid of stifling regulations and allow innovators to be creative.
Many job stifling regulations continue to fall.
