Sentence examples for unfriendly regulations from inspiring English sources

Ressi says he's been put off by the corruption and unfriendly regulations towards setting up new businesses in some of those larger countries.

A leftist, Syriza-led government would also seriously curtail the privatization process, increase taxation on high-earning individuals and companies, and likely make the difficult investment climate even more challenging through the introduction of business unfriendly regulations.

It's business-friendly, regulation-unfriendly, and pro-free markets in economic matters, but leftish on social issues such as abortion and marriage equality.

But "if you want to do something that disobeys Chinese law and regulations, you are unfriendly, you are irresponsible and you will have to bear the consequences".

She said so herself in an essay published in The New York Times Magazine in 2000, lamenting what she called an "increasingly unfriendly neighborhood atmosphere" and complaining about town regulations that hindered her business.

"These regulations are really start-up unfriendly.

State legislators established an unfriendly board of regents and imposed the nation's strictest regulations on what the university could do.

The bursting of the Internet bubble, several years of unfriendly public markets and changes in Wall Street and financial regulations have been hard on venture capital over the past decade.

Aside from a generally bike-unfriendly road culture, the UK industry was also impeded by regulations meaning heavier cargo bikes fitted with electric assistance were classified as motor vehicles.

The Republican-dominated Congress has been unfriendly toward the Obama administration's climate policies, however, including the power-plant regulations, and this year is likely to be no exception.

That was decidedly unfriendly.