Sentence examples for tightened regulation from inspiring English sources

America's Dodd-Frank Act has tightened regulation of the financial services sector so far that banks can barely move.

Hoggart had recently sat on the Pilkington Committee on the future of broadcasting, which had tightened regulation of commercial TV and paved the way for BBC2 and colour.

Duncan King, a spokesman for the Securities and Exchange Commission, said yesterday that the commission had tightened Regulation S in the last several months.

Many of the arguments the financial industry is making in opposition to the plan echo the themes heard in the health care debate: more government involvement is the problem, not the solution; tightened regulation risks stifling competition; and the plan is fiscally irresponsible.

Worried about the rising level of consumer debt, Japanese government has recently tightened regulation on consumer finance companies.

Last week, the SEC tightened Regulation M to make it even harder to short shares in advance of an offering and cover with the offering it basically said traders who short cannot participate in the offering.

Early this year, the government tightened regulations on the practice of religion.

To meet tightened regulations, new C&D waste recycling methods must be developed.

The owners of Corntop have been vocal campaigners against the tightened regulations.

As a result, the FDA stopped many gene therapy trials and tightened regulations on consent.

Michigan, Pennsylvania and Tennessee have recently tightened regulations governing the use of restraints and seclusion in schools.