Sentence examples for useless regulations from inspiring English sources

Useless regulations have created bottlenecks.

The European Union, in its day, has come up with some famously useless regulations: the ban, for instance, on "wonky fruit and veg".

Businesses are being strangled by hundreds of useless regulations, all of which he will review and some of which he may repeal in his first 100 days.

An unscientific survey reveals that everyone I know who can be… The European Union, in its day, has come up with some famously useless regulations: the ban, for instance, on "wonky fruit and veg".

By Lauren Collins January 25 , 2012The European Union, in its day, has come up with some famously useless regulations: the ban, for instance, on "wonky fruit and veg".

The UBI has keen supporters now in the tech industry, whose billionaires have realised that, through rapid automation and its ability to render regulation useless, info-tech could create mass poverty over the next 20 years.

Good-government advocates say this highlights a point that they have harped on for years: strict regulations are useless without strict enforcement.

Counting the number of regulations is useless, what matters is whether the objectives of regulation are being achieved.

After the massacre in San Bernardino, they emphasized that, despite strong gun laws in California, the killers had legally purchased some of their guns as if that proved that gun regulation is useless, and so society shouldn't bother.

Captured regulatory agencies are virtually useless, but so too are regulations that do not reflect an on-the-ground understanding of the activity being regulated.

In other words, in the cultural universe of Harry Potter, social sciences are as useless and obsolete as state regulation.