Sentences with phrase «want less regulation»

They want less regulation on oil drilling and pipeline - building, despite the onslaught of recent accidents (Gulf Spill much?)

I am very aware of the regulation that business faces already, and I want less regulation, not more.

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Elaine Chao, the President - elect's pick for Secretary of Transportation, plans to push for less regulation for ride - sharing companies and wants more Americans to take part in the gig economy.

But not all businesses feel the burden, and some want more regulation, not less.

About the only place where Republicans want fewer regulations and less power is when it comes to what they believe is their right to pollute anything they want, discriminate against anyone they want or drill where they want.

You can't have a smaller government with less power and less regulations if you want to control what substances 300 million people decide to take.

He continues, «They want you to believe that less regulations of the banking industry will help grow the economy.»

Those rotten Remainers wrongly said that the Leave debate was all about immigration, whereas the Leavers only wanted free trade, sovereignty and less regulation.

If a community wants to attract ride - hailing services, for example, it may create less regulation at its own discretion.

The Greens want the same strict regulation for organisms that have been gene edited with precision technologies such as CRISPR, as has been put in place for those modified with conventional, less precise techniques.

Some of the meeting attendees favored increased or different regulations, some argued that genome editing should be less strictly controlled, and some wanted to maintain the status quo.

Future regulations should ask more or less of operators depending on whether they want to use their drones for business, for research or for fun — and where they want to use them.

22.30 percent of payday loan borrowers wanted there to be less regulation of the payday loan industry.

Ironically, NOW they want to impose regulations for those who would provide veterinary care for less.

Yet this final argument turns the entire body of prior claims upon its head by arguing that the states actually «want more regulation, not less, and that they wanted regulation sooner rather than later.»

I can limit flood damage and improve health very simply: But I need lower cost energy (you don't want that), lower cost steel and transportation (you are working very hard to make both more expensive), more proper and safe rules and less excessive regulation (you want more regulation and more fees and more interferences from very propagandized zealots against work), lower costs for electricity, water and fuel (you seek more taxes and rules on all) no government corruption (The carbon taxes you want go ONLY to the corrupt third world dictators and NGO profit - seekers who are selling their ENRON - inspired carbon credits, none do anything for the people of each country forced into squalor and death.)

If we want to meet our Paris Agreement climate commitments and protect citizens from pollution and climate disruption, we need policies and regulations to make all vehicles — including trucks and SUVs — less polluting.

Are the things we want kindergarteners to know and do (self - management, self - regulation, etc.) the same things we want high school graduates to know and do — just less advanced?