Sentence examples for whatever regulations from inspiring English sources
If we've learned anything, it is that whatever regulations are introduced, Wall Street will try to game them.
Whatever regulations and changes they may have to put up with, the fact remains that millions of uninsured Americans will now have to buy insurance.
By that he could be suggesting that whatever regulations that might have been put in to stop the 2008 rot, they would have been unstoppable.
"Whatever regulations are implemented today may not be relevant tomorrow," said Michael Hershman, chairman of Decision Strategies Fairfax International, a security company in Fairfax, Va.
This is not the way we read the intentions of the E.P.A. administrator, Lisa Jackson, who has promised that whatever regulations she proposes will be gradual, cost-effective and affect only the largest facilities.
The Cable Communications Act of 1984 stipulated that if cable systems with at least 36 channels ever reached 70percentt of households, and 70percentt of those households subscribed to a cable package, the F.C.C. could set up whatever regulations were necessary to promote "diversity of information sources".
Not only does Norway suffer the indignity of implementing whatever regulation or directive comes off the fax machine, but it also pays around €340m a year into the EU budget.
The quality of the work will be that which produces the most profit, constrained primarily by whatever regulation is put in place by governments, not so laudably relieving themselves of responsibility for direct performance of the corporatized function and the of blame for it.
City to city, Uber drivers are required to abide by whatever local regulations are in their jurisdiction.
So my pessimism stems from feelings that what can be done, will be done ― somewhere by someone ― whatever the regulations say.
Derivatives are still under-regulated, and the banks are lobbying as hard as they can to keep them that way, while trying to roll back whatever other regulations they can spend money to defeat.
