Sentence examples for unregulated groups from inspiring English sources

Some have argued that unregulated groups such as mortgage brokers and bankers, working with subprime lenders such as Countrywide Financial, supplied both the easier credit and the lower loan standards, but the facts belie this.

"It's shifting away from the parties, the candidates, the PACs, and shifting to these unregulated groups and becoming much and much more secret".

Leaving housing up to the whim of a largely unregulated group of private landlords means they're picky about the tenants they let to, and see their role as a financial transaction with no social worth.

The individual genes for all of the expressed BMPs, Wnts, and their receptors are found in 11 clusters that are all in the unregulated group and are denoted in the Table 3.

Big donations to the largely unregulated 527 groups that were influential in the 2004 election cycle are not subject to the gift tax.

If so-called soft money -- unregulated contributions to groups like state party committees -- re-enters the campaign, television stations should fare nicely.

While soccer is the most popular sport in the world, and the World Cup is the planet's biggest athletic event, FIFA is an insular group unregulated by any outside organization, even as it orchestrates a tournament worth billions of dollars in television rights fees, sponsorship fees and ticket sales.

"For far too long, the world of tax-exempt groups, operating unregulated as lobbying entities, has been in need of sunshine and reform," the spokeswoman, Melissa DeRosa, said.

The Bush administration said today that it had grown increasingly worried about the activities of Islamic militants in the Triple Frontier region, where the borders of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet, and that it was stepping up efforts to stanch what it says is the flow of funds from the largely unregulated area to terrorist groups in the Middle East.

The Iowa campaign, which provided a laboratory for the unregulated money from outside groups that will course through the presidential campaign, quickly moved on to New Hampshire, which will hold its primary next Tuesday, followed by South Carolina on Jan . 21and Florida on Jan . 31

We will explore this relationship in follow-up focus groups with unregulated providers from two of the facilities included in this study.