Sentences with phrase «argument against the regulation»

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Some of the arguments against the bill says it faces an unfair burden of regulation on small - scale website operators.

This cautioned wisdom runs counter to the popular notion that the media ought to operate on an honours system of self - regulation, the proponents of which tend to hide behind arguments against the «risks» posed by censorship.

The most cogent argument against statutory regulation is that the state would be the body authorising journalists, who are tasked with challenging its power and holding it to account.

My argument was against high - regulation, not all regulation.

The principle argument used against the railroads in the campaign for government regulation — that they were monopolies that had to be controlled to keep them from exploiting the public — had no validity whatsoever for trucking.»

One (correct) argument * against * these regulations is that they undermine school quality.

One of NSBA's major arguments against these proposals is that public schools and private schools operate in entirely different worlds --- the former subject to extensive regulation and the latter largely devoid of the same.

The possibility that scofflaw traders will violate the regulations should certainly be a consideration — but not an argument against using the system.

Yes, I understand the argument against more & more regulations, but apparently without some progressive nudging from the government, these businesses are going down the toilet.

It's instructive to see both legal and economic arguments applied against ideologically - driven regulation.

The palaeo climate record is an important part of the skeptic argument against climate alarmism, specifically the absence of clear evidence of CO2 causation of warming and regulation of or correlation with temperature on all time scales.

For readers desiring a deeper look into particular faults with the science arguments / counterarguments and aspects of the Ofcom regulation methodology, blogger analyst Steve McIntyre (of «hockey stick» analysis fame) has numerous posts in his «TGGSW», «Ofcom» and «Swindle» categories about specific complaints against the video and the fallout of Ofcom's 2008 ruling.

Establishing conservative think tanks and media outlets, they propagated sophisticated intellectual arguments and expert public - relations campaigns against government regulation for any purpose whatever.

These are powerful arguments but not dissimilar to those used in the past against the accreditation and regulation of professionals generally, and it was long ago decided that machinery to discipline lawyers and doctors etc, was essential in modern society.