Sentence examples for weakest regulations from inspiring English sources

The states with the weakest regulations — for example, those that allow insurance companies to deny coverage to victims of domestic violence — would set the standards for the nation as a whole.

Under NAFTA-style trade deals, the winners have been pharmaceutical companies, big polluters, banks and companies like Nike who scour the earth for the lowest wages and weakest regulations.

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

Alabama nonetheless also ranks among those with the weakest regulation of firearms, with a rate of gun deaths at 16.2 per 100,000.

Low union density allowed these Sunbelt states to attract employers in search of low wages and weak regulations.

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.

As microfinance institutions began to act more like mainstream investors, they suffered from declining credit quality, rising competition and weak regulations.

It is hard, time-consuming work, and improvements are often fleeting because global brands are constantly finding new suppliers in countries with weak regulations.

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".

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.