Sentences with word «overregulation»

It is nevertheless important to articulate our theories fully and clearly so that we can test them going forward, and while Overregulation Theory may be one piece of the puzzle, other pieces are still required.

«[W] e applaud you for your ongoing efforts to reduce overregulation in America,» the letter concludes.

Trump came to office amid high hopes that he could work closely with the business community - after his predecessor, Barack Obama, had faced criticism for pushing for overregulation.

Local businesses are the true driver of our economy, and we need to start helping them succeed and stop hurting them with overregulation and taxation.

Fearing overregulation, critics called the rule change «Obamacare for the internet.»

«I'm against overregulation for sure,» Musk emphasized, «But man, I think we've got to get on that with AI, pronto.»

Many schools are forced to divert financial resources away from important educational programs in order to address challenges such as overregulation by authorizers and facilities inequities, among other things.

«We applaud you for your ongoing efforts to reduce overregulation in America,» the senators wrote.

Despite what was said at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland last week, the biggest deterrent to oil and gas production in the United States is price, not overregulation.

Repealing of the Urstadt Law and returning rent regulation determination to the city with guidelines that protect small property owners from overregulation.

Trump spoke convincingly about adding jobs, curbing taxes and tackling overregulation, and discussed improved management of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's real estate portfolio, state Assembly Member Nicole Malliotakis told the Staten Island Advance.

«We do not support overregulation and reactionary regulation that hinders business with no measurable results,» says the association's spokesman, Michael Froelich.

With policymakers in Washington showing an increased desire to tackle the problem of community - bank overregulation, the future remains bright for local institutions and the communities they serve.

Wilson blames overregulation and the state's tax system for its economic struggles.

All you did was attack the second amendment and restrict the good guys with more overregulation.

He also opposes «liberal education,» and what he considers to be government overregulation of business.

He has clashed repeatedly with senior officials at the National Science Foundation, which he has accused of wasting tax dollars on frivolous research, and at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which he believes has hampered economic development through overregulation.

Also included in these 11 bills are important policy provisions to improve accountability and transparency, to ensure good government, and to put the brakes on harmful overregulation by federal agencies.

Prompted by a Center for Education Reform publication assailing overregulation in charter schooling, which was dismissed as an exercise in «idiocy» by the Fordham Institute's Checker Finn, the fight has gone back and forth.

The New Orleans experience revealed major overregulation flaws that the next wave of reform in its mold should avoid, but it improves drastically upon the currently conventional U.S. schooling model that in its worst rendition gives us school districts like Washington DC.

So Overregulation Theory might be part of the story in explaining negative voucher effects in Louisiana, but it is not by itself sufficient.

Overregulation menaces our creativity and innovation.

Some dealers complain of alleged overregulation, but the Occupational Safety and Health Admin.

Several conference attendees cite the potential for unwanted overregulation as they speculate on how the fledgling agency's actions might affect them.

It was true that the studies proving the case for patent restoration — for laws that would give pharma additional compensatory patent time — were weak and inconclusive, but the essence of the industry argument struck a nerve with Engman: here again was a case of overregulation hurting the economy of the nation and depriving the consumer of an improved product.

Vets say overregulation is not the answer.

That to me, just seems like overregulation, and severely infringes upon personal freedom of property you already own.

Analysts credit the fall in value to trader concerns that the currency might fall prey to overregulation if the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

«A president - elect who has frequently stated that one of his main goals in office is to address overregulation by the government would have an immediate positive impact on the market.

One of the most plausible explanations of the Louisiana results, put forward most forcefully by Jason Bedrick of the Cato Institute, is what has come to be known as «Overregulation Theory.»

They fear overregulation will push local talent and currency to more welcoming jurisdictions like Switzerland, Singapore and Japan.

During her time in Congress, she has repeatedly stood up for them against overregulation.

WHEREAS, Congress and the Administration are reducing overregulation that hampers economic growth, deters innovation, and places unnecessary burdens on individuals and businesses.

He insists TransCanada's recent decision to abandon its Energy East pipeline plan was the result of market conditions, not overregulation.

Overregulation in the US has spooked global banks.

As the chief minister of Gujarat, Modi is already on record as favoring neoliberal economic policies, spurning India's vestiges of socialism, five - year plans, and overregulation of private industry.

Some say it was decimalization, when share prices were no longer priced in fractions and brokers lost profits; others point to overregulation in the form of the Sarbanes - Oxley Act.

As for the HHFKA leading to increase waste, that is absolutely a legitimate problem that Foodservice operations are facing, and again, the unintended consequence of overregulation.

«Sky - high taxes, ballooning debt, overspending, overregulation, no budget, no jobs bill, no jobs, and as a result no confidence,» Long said in a statement.

If he is elected governor, Holland said he would aim to address the «unholy trinity» of high spending, high taxes and overregulation.

Gingrich says Republicans should reach out to ethnic business owners who are dissatisfied with taxes and overregulation, and he told the largely white, older crowd to get savvy with social media, and learn how to use Facebook live.

De Blasio is «blind» to the city's real economic problem: the overregulation of businesses.

«But for a long time nightlife has been waning due to overregulation and rising rents.»

Her Republican opponent is Wendy Long, a Manhattan attorney who espouses many traditional GOP views, including the belief that overregulation will hurt New York's economy.