Sentence examples for weaker regulations from inspiring English sources

Factories may close because of the high cost of cleanup, or owners may relocate to countries with weaker regulations.

Maine lobstermen who have fished the waters for decades complain of overcrowding (the fishing area within the zone is relatively small) and criticise Canada's weaker regulations.

But Robert Wallace, a visiting professor of geography at the University of Minnesota says Smithfield's global rise is part of a broader "livestock revolution that has created cities of pigs and chickens" in poorer nations with weaker regulations.

Attempts to use ITQs in international waters have failed, because it is too easy for cheats to take fish and weaker regulations mean there are no on-board observers to keep boats honest.

A 'Livestock Revolution' The company's global rise is part of a broader "livestock revolution that has created cities of pigs and chickens" in poorer nations with weaker regulations, according to Robert G. Wallace, author of the forthcoming book "Farming Human Pathogens".

(Eventually premiums would come down, but only because, thanks to weaker regulations, policies would be less generous and less available to people with pre-existing conditions).

In the optimal mechanism, the regulator offers stronger (weaker) regulation in the first period and weaker (stronger) regulation in the second period if the firm reports low (high) compliance costs in the first period.

However, the focus of the manuscript is in establishing that the human sperm K+ current is, in fact, regulated by Ca2+, with weaker regulation by pH.

Others described slipshod safety routines, weak regulations and regulators more interested in protecting management's profits than the lives of miners.

The United States, unlike Britain, imposes no special federal tax on landfills, and weaker regulation makes it easier to expand them.

At play here is the power of the insurance industry that has clamored for federal — weaker — regulation for nearly a decade.