Sentence examples for supported regulations from inspiring English sources

In addition, as Obamacare supporters have noted, the widely understood and supported regulations on insurance company behavior (like forcing insurers to disregard pre-existing conditions) rely heavily on tax credits in order to function.

The bald eagle, peregrine falcon, California condor, whooping crane, Kirtland's warbler and the golden-cheeked warbler all have benefited from scientifically designed, federally supported regulations and recovery measures leading to steadily growing populations.

In the early 1980s, increasing economic and political problems weakened government and gave way to new institutional changes and supported regulations for export growth.

This result reveals to be of particular significance when attempting the design of an efficient, widely supported regulation of the fishing activity in the lagoon of Venice.

In 1925 the United States supported regulation of Indian hemp, also known as hashish, in the International Opium Convention.

These theorists tend to support regulations aimed both at reducing violence against women and at empowering them (Kotiswaran 2011, 31; Rajan 2003; Kempadoo and Doezema 1998; Shrage 1994).

I also know that using antibiotics to promote livestock growth increases antibiotic resistance, and I support regulations that would prevent this practice.

Finally it ends with Kilmeade suggesting that the NRA will support regulations on bump stocks.

A Fair Market Agenda is also one that supports regulations not just because they protect the environment, consumers and workers, but because they also create money-making markets.

Tom Steyer is a former hedge fund manager who is forcefully and effectively using his vast wealth to support regulations that will slow down climate change.

In what would be one of many examples evidencing that women and Latina women support regulations, their disappointment with Obama's walk back skewed higher -- 79percentand71percentcent, respectively.