Not all regulations are created equal; not all regulations are equally costly; not all regulations are equally burdensome; and not all regulations stifle innovation and competitiveness.
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Prescriptive regulations are regulations that contain mandates or prohibitions (as opposed to budget regulations, which implement spending programs).
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Other efforts lobbied against include advertising regulations, labeling regulations and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program regulations, according to the report.
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But the Trump administration's 2018 regulations purport to temporarily replace the 2015 regulations with the 1986 regulations, until yet another set of regulations can be adopted sometime this year or next.
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How do we craft regulations — if we're going to have regulations — how do we craft regulations that don't inhibit innovation?
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There's regulations with fighter airplanes, there's regulations with tanks, there's regulations with any insane, inhuman killing machine, except for rifles.
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Housing regulations are, of course, a subset of regulations generally.
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Finalizing the regulations, without another round of proposed regulations, would be imprudent.
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Even when companies follow export regulations, those regulations can be effectively meaningless.
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Federal regulations are not the same as state, municipal, county or citywide regulations.
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Topline regulations First of all, there aren't too many surprises in the regulations.
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All federal regulations are publicly cataloged and searchable in the code of federal regulations.
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Most of the tightening comes from financial regulations... Tightening from regulations is already enough.
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American automakers' electric vehicle announcements are a response to regulations — just not American regulations.
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" She added, "The administration's thumb should not be on the scale for regulations that must be kept free from conflict, like financial regulations, campaign finance regulations and more.
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I think-, I am not opposed to having regulations, but what-, we really need to be very, very mindful that the regulations we are doing are the smart regulations.
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Although this type of company is not named in FDA regulations, the agency says advertising regulations still apply, and these regulations do affect the types of marketing we see.
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In some cases, the proposal would bring federal regulations closer in line with state regulations.
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And then we will do things like pass legislation, block legislation, pass regulations, block regulations.
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The environmental regulations, the zoning regulations, it&aposs their own policies that contribute to homelessness.
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The regulations classify internet service providers as common carriers, which critics equate with utility regulations.
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Your regulations are a disaster, and you're going to increase regulations all over the place.
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Regulations, or even the threat of regulations, tend to have a negative impact on innovation.
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Some pursue stringent regulations, while others seek to roll back regulations or pursue alternate strategies.
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Your regulations are a disaster and you're going to increase regulations all over the place.
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Large majorities in America support regulations to limit pollution (and, specifically, regulations to limit CO2).
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Go deeper: Why privacy regulations are no longer a pipe dream Industry doesn't always fight regulations.
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A moratorium on new regulations will simply generate a bump in regulations once the moratorium ends.
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After all, why try to keep carbon emissions within regulations, when those regulations are being undone?
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These regulations have just been revised and the effective date of the new regulations is Jan.
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This month, Pierce is filing suit to challenge both the Obama regulations and the Trump regulations.
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He could choke off climate regulations that are in development and probably withdraw existing climate regulations.
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She said it welcomed regulations in Denmark but there was a "clear need for modern regulations".
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"You have regulations on top of regulations and new companies cannot form," the GOP candidate said.
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Worse, complex financial regulations often have unintended consequences when individual regulations work at cross-purposes, while bank managements try to game the regulations to purse specific business strategies and profit objectives.
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"We have regulations on top of regulations and in history nobody has gotten rid of so many regulations as the Trump administration," Trump said before he signed an order on apprenticeship.
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You have regulations on top of regulations and new companies cannot form and old companies are going out of business and you want to increase the regulations and make them even worse.
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Currently, regulations vary in severity from state to state, and some states have no regulations at all.
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Streamlined and well-clarified regulations will be a great offer for startups to understand and adopt regulations.
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Obama regulations Congress is poised to keep taking a sledgehammer to a series of Obama-era regulations.
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"The reason you may not 'see' the regulations is because there are no regulations," he informs them.
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But imposing regulations on corporate farms also meant imposing regulations on friends and neighbors — and on themselves.
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She opposed more government regulations on housing, because such regulations reduce the incentive to build more housing.
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On July 9, 1999, regulations were published in the Code of Federal Regulations to fill the void.
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"We need clear regulations for air traffic control...And these regulations should be more pragmatic," he said.
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So, what do you imagine ... You don't think there'll be more onerous regulations, or regulations at all?
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Regulations benefit all, penalize some Critics' main argument against environmental regulations is that they hurt the economy.
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McCarthy also criticized the volume of regulations under the Obama administration, adding that Congress will follow the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act (REINS Act), which is designed to keep regulations and their costs down by forcing all new major regulations to be approved by Congress.
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The Regulatory Report Card finds that the analysis accompanying these regulations was slightly better than the analysis accompanying the rushed midnight regulations but still less thorough than the analysis of non-midnight regulations.
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If anything, small business owners are fine with regulations: 85033 percent said some regulations were necessary in a modern economy, and 93 percent said they could live with fair, manageable, and reasonable regulations.
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That will liberate — and that includes waters of the U.S., and the ozone regulations, they — the mercury regulations.
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The purpose of these regulations is to curb abortions by forcing providers to comply with nearly impossible regulations.
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These regulations also had less thorough and less transparent analysis than other regulations proposed by the Obama administration.
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Data regulations: 78% of tech companies cite increased compliance requirements with cyber and privacy regulations as a risk.
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Regulations There are several pending regulations at HHS that lobbyists have been eagerly awaiting, and they're all controversial.
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Businesses have always complained that government regulations increase their costs, and no doubt some regulations are ill-conceived.
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But I think the regulations, the cutting of regulations – because the businesses couldn't even – they couldn't do anything.
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But I think the regulations, the cutting of regulations — because the businesses couldn't even — they couldn't do anything.
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" Bolling then recommends the president scales back federally imposed business regulations, arguing that few government regulations "are necessary.
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Regulations Are there any regulations in your area you might need to consider before you install solar panels?
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That EO turns cost-benefit analysis into "cost-cost" analysis by requiring agencies to ignore the benefits of new regulations and simply compare the costs of old regulations to the cost of new regulations.
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If indeed these regulations are the product of agencies rushing to complete them, telling those agencies to give OIRA more time to look over the regulations and suggest improvements should lead to better regulations.
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The OMB report reveals the core reason: Of all the regulations passed from 2006 to 2016, it is environmental regulations, specifically air pollution regulations, that had both the highest costs and the highest benefits.
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Slashing regulations: Spicer says Trump has signed 12 congressional review acts to reduce regulations, while "past presidents signed one."
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Conservatives, namely the fossil fuel industry, have long argued that regulations, and specifically Obama's environmental regulations, are too costly.
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The Trump administration also ordered a freeze on regulations pending review and has stopped some regulations from taking effect.
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Regulations, EPA, workplace regulations, things driving people off-shore all because of his number one priority, global climate change.
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Regulations Trump also signed four bills into law that continued his administration's efforts to chip away at federal regulations.
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The timing of these regulations violated the administration's own self-imposed deadlines that were intended to prevent midnight regulations.
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The thoroughness of analysis for these regulations was about the same as for regulations finalized before the midnight period.
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While regulations do play a role, experts say rolling back Obama-era regulations wouldn't have kept Brayton Point open.
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All the big talk about cutting regulations ignores the fact that restrictions on trade and immigration are regulations too.
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" The firm will additionally advise Qatar on "international financial regulations including compliance with United States Treasury rules and regulations.
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While OSHA has many regulations requiring safe conditions in the workplace, their ability to enforce these regulations is limited.
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Early on, as it started rolling back regulations on industry, administration officials began questioning research findings underpinning those regulations.
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He said existing gambling regulations address impairment from alcohol, but the statutes and regulations are "silent" on marijuana impairment.
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That is, the DOJ regulations explicitly explain that potential litigants cannot use the regulations as grounds for a lawsuit.
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Towns and built-up areas have a key role to play in defining regulations, but regulations which must be applicable.
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These are evolving regulations, but it's something that obviously we're going to make sure that we implement as regulations solidify.
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But those figures do not include the cumulative burden of the thousands of existing regulations or local and state regulations.
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It doesn't say exactly when the regulations will be published for public scrutiny (Canada Gazette publishes proposed regulations every Saturday).
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U.K. regulations were sorted ahead of U.S. regulations where commercial drone flights were concerned, which helped to make that possible.
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Though they are federal facilities, the centers are still subject to certain state regulations like building codes and health regulations.
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These last minute regulations are a special example of regulations that get pushed through the regulatory process for political reasons.
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There are regulations Americans don't like, though that too is overblown — health, safety and environmental regulations are actually quite popular.
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Next week will see another vote all about regulations about lights, and in January they'll vote on washing machine regulations.
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You have regulations on top of regulations, and new companies cannot form and old companies are going out of business.
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It also requires that the incremental costs of any new regulations be offset by the cost savings of eliminated regulations.
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" The Justice Department's regulations require Mr. Mueller, the special counsel, to follow the department's "rules, regulations, procedures, practices and policies.
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The EPA regulations address air quality guidelines, formaldehyde emissions stemming from composite wood products, and pesticide regulations, among other rules.
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Yet, a dramatically higher volume of regulations makes it harder for both OIRA and the general public to scrutinize regulations.
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There's also an even stronger reason for this support for regulations: Businesses rely on regulations to protect their own operations.
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For example, of 85033 proposed economically significant regulations (regulations with an impact on the economy that exceeds $100 million), which could be finalized during the midnight period, only 25 regulations include estimates of both benefits and costs.
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" The suit alleges that DHS is ignoring regulations meant to protect families and "has cruelly twisted those regulations, using them as an unlawful bait-and-switch to deceive the very people the regulations were designed to protect.
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A member may, from time to time, receive special invitations to assist in revising the Clean Air Act, New Source Reviews, the Clean Water Act, National Ambient Air Quality Standards, export regulations, overtime regulations, and conflict minerals regulations.
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Industries have largely learned to live with regulations and see the prevention of new regulations as a higher priority than the repeal of old ones (and they may see old regulations as a helpful barrier to new competition).
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Homendy says that most passengers are protected by stricter regulations laid out in FAA regulations for tour operators and commercial operators.
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Veteran Democratic officials — even those who favor reducing regulations — call that a straitjacket inhibiting regulations that even business executives might embrace.
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Then, too, I warned the agency that its regulations were fatally flawed — and then, too, the D.C. Circuit blocked those regulations.
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The GDPR required Apple to roll out a new account shutdown procedure, and future regulations could force even more painful regulations.
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Christie identified four areas for special focus, the sources said: financial and economic regulations, Obamacare, environmental and energy regulations and labor.
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Repealing Title II Utility Regulations Will Strengthen the Internet – Utility regulations deter investment in networks and put internet jobs at risk.
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Once the Trump administration begins to implement its own regulations, it will likely veto any congressional attempts to disapprove new regulations.
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Recognizing that removing or modifying regulations involves as much documentation and time as introducing new regulations, the president's budgetcan provide insights.
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UNESSESARY REGULATIONS: The SCRUB Act would establish a bipartisan commission to review federal regulations and identify which ones should be abolished.
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By rescinding these regulations, DeVos is complying with the Trump administration's larger effort to dramatically reduce regulations across all federal departments.
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But why single out abortion for regulations when it's much safer than other procedures that don't have these regulations, justices asked?
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Apple said the government had told it that the apps violated local regulations, but the company declined to specify which regulations.
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The administration said it had approved 14 new significant regulations and eliminated 57 major regulations in the 2017-2018 budget year.
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Contract workers, rent regulations, college athletes: Are sweeping new regulations in California blazing a path for the rest of the country?
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Republicans oppose regulations because they are regulations; it's become reflexive, both for the party and for the media the covers them.
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There is considerable evidence that regulations issued at the end of an administration both have lower net economic benefits than other regulations, and are supported by analysis that is not as well done as analysis for non-midnight regulations.
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Building regulations do not set proscribed standards, lawyers say, leading to greater uncertainty over how to implement the regulations following the fire.
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Trump has vowed a sweeping cut in U.S. regulations and previously ordered agencies to repeal two regulations for every new regulation adopted.
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It also offered no details on which regulations selling DIY gene therapy supplies violated, or how it planned to enforce those regulations.
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His agencies are sweeping away regulations, including the most aggressive gutting of environmental regulations since at least President Reagan, and maybe ever.
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Those regulations had the force of law and covered the vast majority of points that appeared in the final regulations of 2628.
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These regulations govern Special Counsel Mueller and can be found in the Code of Federal Regulations at 28 C.F.R. Sections 600.1-600.10.
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Yeah, you may get judges who are more skeptical of ambitious regulations — or regulations that creatively press the boundaries of a statute.
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While the regulations were later upheld by the Supreme Court, due to the lengthy legal battle the regulations never went into effect.
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More deference must be given to states to waive these costly ObamaCare regulations, and the waivable regulations must be more clearly defined.
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They also said new regulations should avoid being as onerous as the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regulations imposed in Europe.
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Lawsuit over fracking regulations Becerra filed in early 2018 against a Trump administration repeal of fracking regulations for federal and tribal lands.
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Even when regulations slow growth of one industry, then, other businesses providing goods and services to accommodate the new regulations may grow.
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Nondiscrimination regulations: The Labor Department is proposing updates to existing nondiscrimination and equal opportunity regulations under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.
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The administration claims to have delayed as many as 700 regulations in total and withdrawn some 635 regulations from the regulatory pipeline.
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On Monday, Pruitt rolled back tailpipe emissions regulations, and indicated that he's looking to remove California's ability to set its own regulations.
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The Trump administration's ability to wipe out regulations at the federal level does not prevent states from imposing those regulations on themselves.
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He has also promised to overturn Obama's Environmental Protection Agency regulations on coal and permanently constrain EPA's ability to pass new regulations.
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Focusing on the quantity of repealed regulations invites prioritizing the low-hanging fruit rather than the regulations that do the most harm.
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Nondiscrimination regulations: The Labor Department is proposing updates to existing nondiscrimination and equal opportunity regulations under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.
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It meets the US Food and Drug Administration regulations defining spring water, all state regulations governing spring classification for standards of identity, as well as all federal and state regulations governing spring water collection, good manufacturing practices, product quality and labeling.
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From those two tenets sprung a long, tortured debate that has spanned virtually every aspect of the Volcker Rule, from how to write the implementing regulations, to how to interpret those regulations and now, finally, to how to change those regulations.
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For him, keeping track of all of the varying rules, including "building regulations, food safety, workers' regulations" and others, is the real trick.
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State insurance regulations have actually created a loophole where a major association health plan called Farm Bureau is not subject to Obamacare regulations.
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Dodd-Frank regulations Trump has said he is eager to roll back a host of regulations from the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Other regulations the FDA could revisit include the so-called tobacco "deeming" regulations which give the FDA the authority to regulate e-cigarettes.
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The Education Department is now taking steps to remove the teacher regulations from the government's rulebook, known as the Code of Federal Regulations.
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Recently, there has been a fair amount of attention paid to concerns about "midnight regulations" — regulations issued near the end of an administration.
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While COA and the Host Committee may have given input regarding the challenged regulations, neither COA nor the Host Committee promulgated the regulations.
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As a result, agencies' analysis accompanying rushed midnight regulations is typically less thorough and less transparent than the analysis accompanying non-midnight regulations.
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Given the complexity of banking regulations, Fitch has included links to the full text of the regulations for readers who require additional detail.
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My plan includes the elimination of all unnecessary regulations, and a temporary moratorium on new regulations not compelled by Congress or public safety.
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"The DOJ regulations clearly require the appointment of a special prosecutor and the administration shouldn't ignore clear regulations a second time," he added.
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ISDS cases can "instill fear of environmental regulations, climate regulations because you know that it's going to be costly" for governments, he said.
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NMFS' regulations already follow this model; we are now bringing the Department of the Interior's regulations into conformity to best promote species recovery.
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This approach can spur the same reduction in carbon emissions that regulations can achieve, but without the unintended consequences that regulations inevitably bring.
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The Education Department will now take steps to remove the teacher regulations from the government's rulebook, known as the Code of Federal Regulations.
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"We are having a difference of opinion as to whether the calibrations met the regulations or did not meet the regulations," he said.
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President Trump has said he wants to encourage innovation and new business by cutting back on regulations of all sorts, including financial regulations.
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The Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act would also establish a task force responsible for repealing outdated regulations.
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Federal regulations already exist; Congress should urge USDA to investigate and apply these regulations to the rescues and shelters exposed by the Post.
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Another possible explanation rests in the argument that the Trump administration, while eliminating very few regulations, have also created very few new regulations.
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Markets don't exist in a vacuum; they have to be structured by rules and regulations, and those rules and regulations must be enforced.
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Well, in a nutshell, it shows that the GOP is wrong about regulations as a general matter and wrong about Obama's regulations specifically.
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"I appreciate the Trump Administration's thorough review of all these regulations and encourage them to work to roll back the section 385 regulations and estate tax regulations that will hurt American workers and their families," Brady said in a statement last month.
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At the end of January, he issued an executive order requiring most proposed regulations (with some exceptions) to come with recommendations of two older regulations to be potentially eliminated and put an annual spending cap on new regulations, set at $0 for 2017.
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"Most of the really big issues for the industry are about UK regulations or the application in the UK of Brussels regulations," he said.
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Leveraged finance market last year to continue, could deteriorate on restrictive financial regulations roll back * Fitch says restrictive regulations have posed challenges for u.s.
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By calling for regulations, it's an attempt to show Exxon wants gas to be as clean as possible, even if those regulations never happen.
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The White House has promised a sweeping effort to eliminate regulations throughout government and cut at least two existing regulations for every new one.
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"Regulations help incumbents," said Avi Goldfarb, a marketing professor at the University of Toronto who has studied the effect of privacy regulations on competition.
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While federal agencies are required to do cost-benefit analyses of individual regulations, there is little insight into the collective impact of these regulations.
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Regulations ignored The company said internal regulations that a meltdown should be declared if damage to the reactor core exceeded 5% were not followed.
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The rules overturned include environmental regulations like the Interior Department's stream protection rule, internet regulations, financial rules, healthcare rules, education rules and gun restrictions.
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The Early Participation in Regulations Act would require federal agencies to issue an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking before they formally propose major regulations.
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By focusing only on high-impact, transformative regulations, Congress can control overreaching regulations while allowing the day-to-day operations of agencies to function.
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The AAM supports increased fuel economy regulations, but added that the changes should be agreed upon after a mid-term review of the regulations.
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The "default," he says, should be that all its regulations are repealed, and states can opt in to keep some regulations if they choose.
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The Trump administration has rolled back regulations issued by previous administrations and has also introduced new regulations at a slower rate than past administrations.
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Most online sites do take various regulations into account, and they automatically update their software when regulations change, but don't take it for granted.
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"We have too many regulations, but the real problem is that we have too many bad regulations," the GOP leadership wrote in the plan.
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Under current regulations, transgender Koreans are prohibited from entering the military, but there are no regulations regarding soldiers in active service, the spokesman clarified.
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Under the new agreement, the White House budget office will review Treasury regulations that could create interference or inconsistencies with regulations from other agencies.
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Studies show that the higher volume of regulations leads to lower quality of regulatory analysis, which leads to less effective and more wasteful regulations.
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More than any of his recent predecessors, he is responsible for reducing burdensome regulations and emphasizing restraint on new regulations promulgated under his administration.
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The move is part of the administration's push to ease regulations by requiring agencies to ditch two old regulations for each one they propose.
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BW: Right, come out with different rules, and how do they make the cars meet the regulations if you have 50 sets of regulations?
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As reported by Sam Batkins of the American Action Forum (AAF), the Obama presidency has implemented 22019 major regulations—defined as regulations that have "an economic impact of $100 million or more"—and is on track to enact 641 major regulations before he leaves office.
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And just as mercury regulations helped close all those coal plants, new regulations to cut carbon pollution will curtail the use of oil and gas.
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In a bid to live up to European regulations, Turkey has pushed through laws and started implementing new regulations to harmonize its laws with Europe.
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Google and others have complained that California state regulations on self-driving vehicles are too restrictive, and that a patchwork of state regulations is unwieldy.
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Trump campaigned on eliminating "job killing" regulations, and the administration is expected to take additional steps in the coming days to roll back environmental regulations.
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Rather, most countries use ad hoc regulations, or existing fraud regulations to go after fixers, which can make things far more complicated for law enforcement.
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It would give conservatives a big win on insurance regulations, which have been their No. 1 priority because they believe loosening regulations will lower premiums.
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He's using epistemic updating to eliminate regulations that aren't justified, rather than both eliminating and extending or expanding regulations where greater stringency is called for.
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Some states that have already moved forward with implementing the regulations would resist such a move, since it could be costly to scrap the regulations.
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The rules overturned include environmental regulations such as the Interior Department's stream protection rule, internet regulations, financial rules, healthcare rules, education rules and gun restrictions.
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Regulations are necessary to prevent unsafe products from killing people; regulations are killing small life sciences companies and the patients they might have otherwise saved.
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STUDY: FED REGULATIONS COST ECONOMY $28500 TRILLION EACH YEAR: Federal regulations cost the U.S. economy $6900 trillion in one year, according to a new study.
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Regulations are supposed to go through a notice-and-comment process, where the public can either raise objections to or express support for upcoming regulations.
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And because midnight regulations may be less carefully thought out than other regulations, they are less likely to solve real problems at a reasonable cost.
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"These temporary regulations address specific risks to U.S. critical technology while informing the development of final regulations," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a statement.
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This morning, the Supreme Court struck down Texas' stringent abortion clinic regulations in a 5-3 ruling that found the regulations medically unnecessary and unconstitutional.
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Depleting natural resources Besides these regulations, timber companies operating in the country are under pressure to comply with the international Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) regulations.
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Dodd-Frank introduces regulations for banks with assets of more than $50 billion, regulations that increase in strictness as the banks get larger and riskier.
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Chinese laws and regulations are often succinct — only a page or two when American laws or regulations would require dozens or even hundreds of pages.
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In theory, if the policy requires the US to do things differently than the current regulations regarding asylum specify, they'll have to rewrite those regulations.
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While it would be impractical for the city to get rid of its existing regulations in one fell swoop, it could phase in new regulations.
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While the rationale behind these regulations is typically to guarantee a minimum quality of service, empirical studies of these regulations rarely find such an effect.
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" Immediate areas he would advise Trump to target would be banking regulations and Environmental Protection Agency regulations, specifically those on what he called "obligated refineries.
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By the way, I want regulations, but, you know, some of the — you have to get nine different regulations, and you could never do anything.
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And by the time the Obama FCC passed its second round of regulations in 2015, there was a lot more grassroots enthusiasm for strong regulations.
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Obama-appointed judges have voted in favor of broad civil rights protections, major Obama administration regulations and gun regulations and against Republican-backed voting rules.
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WHEN YOU HAVE 100,000 DRIVERS ON THE ROAD, THAT'S SO IMPORTANT TO US. AND THEN REGULATIONS AND BEING ABLE TO ELIMINATE SOME OF THESE UNNECESSARY REGULATIONS.
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It's a simple formula: common sense regulations, which is why I think we should freeze all federal regulations for one year, except for health and safety.
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Concrete regulations are pretty strict in Europe and America, but countries with more lax regulations — like China, Japan, and Korea — have expressed interest in the material.
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Dating back to 1996, the law allows Congress to review federal regulations and, by joint resolution, overrule those regulations within 60 legislative days of their enactment.
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Sabrina's magic, like the magic of the girls of The Craft, is subject to certain rules and regulations, and her regulations, too, come mostly from men.
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And then when you add the regulations to the tax…I've had people tell me, because I've cut massive regulations and we've just started, believe me.
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Citing this and other outdated regulations, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai declared earlier this year that the FCC will undergo a comprehensive review of all media regulations.
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The Fed Board of Governors, though, will have to approve whatever regulations the vice chairman for supervision proposes, as well as actions to enforce Fed regulations.
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There are several ways to do this such as eliminating old regulations for each new, proposed regulation or capping the overall cost of regulations each year.
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It does this by forcing agencies to adopt the "least costly" or "most cost-effective" regulations instead of regulations that "maximize net benefits" to the public.
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In some ways, DAOs are in a similar position with respect to SEC regulations that Bitcoin was in with respect to regulations governing money-transmitting services.
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Possibly. The Alliance has long pushed for uniform regulations, and it's likely that a mid-term review could change the pace for future fuel economy regulations.
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Companies are trying to develop systems to detect drones and protect properties, but have been thwarted by FAA regulations, Federal Communications Commission regulations, and US law.
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Guidance: While regulations fill in the gaps that Congress deliberately leaves in laws, guidance documents often fill in the gaps that federal agencies leave in regulations.
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For example, while the Chamber says that regulations are strangling small businesses, I will point out the many ways in which regulations are helping small businesses.
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And the regulations that the president has rolled back are regulations dear to my heart to protect clean air and clean water in the United States.
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Under his leadership, the EPA is already rolling back at least 22020 environmental regulations, from undoing proposed greenhouse gas regulations to relaxing standards for ozone pollution.
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Additionally, regulations will be filed on Tuesday to allow the expanded role for nurse practitioners, though such regulations are subject to a 45-day comment period.
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Midnight regulations illustrate a larger problem: Agencies often issue major regulations without strong evidence that the regulation is necessary or that the benefits exceed the costs.
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At issue for the administration are regulations imposed by state and local governments including zoning and rent controls, building codes, environmental regulations and historic preservation requirements.
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However, U.S. President Donald Trump has promised simpler regulations and last month ordered reviews of major banking regulations put in place following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Many of these are so-called "TRAP" laws — targeted regulations against abortion providers — which target providers with regulations that all but force them out of business.
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The agency's proposed privacy regulations would create an asymmetric regime in which internet service providers (ISPs) like Comcast and AT&T that are subject to the FCC's regulations would confront far more stringent regulations than internet giants like Google that collect and store far more consumer data.
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Earlier, Trump signed an executive order that would seek to pare back federal regulations by requiring agencies to cut two existing regulations for every new rule introduced.
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"For this technology and the bill that I put forward, I wanted to have basic safety regulations, common sense regulations, so that something like this wouldn't happen."
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Republicans used the CRA to overturn 14 regulations that the Obama administration approved in its final weeks, with a particular emphasis on the Environmental Protection Agency's regulations.
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The same drivers that create the need for new regulations also enable technologies to comply with those regulations: the internet, big data, open APIs and advanced analytics.
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Medicare said federal regulations do not allow it to verify NPI applicants' credentials, so the Department of Health and Human Services might need to revise the regulations.
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The issue, of course, is that very few regulations have been changed, so it's not yet possible to run models about how fewer regulations will impact earnings.
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The EPA regulations on chemical plants came to fruition following an Obama-era executive order signed in 2013 to revisit those regulations following the West Texas accident.
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"A fine of CHF 50,000 and a warning to the Croatian Football Federation for breaching the Media and Marketing Regulations and the FIFA Equipment Regulations," FIFA said.
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For this reason, the airline's policy can have its own set of dress code regulations that differ from rules and regulations for customers booking a regular ticket.
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While Congress can take direct action to eliminate specific regulations or revoke the authority of regulators to issue regulations, it is very difficult to enacting such legislation.
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In this case, we're going to put in regulations that protect people, and they're regulations that Uber has shown it can work under all over the world.
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New regulations should be subject to rigorous cost-benefit analysis, and existing regulations should be reviewed on a regular basis to ensure their continued value and relevance.
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Another big issue is that a lot of these laws and regulations do not go into effect immediately and there is a lack of multi-industry regulations.
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Trump also signed an executive order that would seek to pare back federal regulations by requiring agencies to cut two existing regulations for every new rule introduced.
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Trump has also waged war on debilitating regulations, including eliminating the Affordable Care Act individual mandate, along with reducing other health care and energy regulations as well.
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The Regulatory Accountability Act and the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act would make it harder for similar regulations to be written, Fennell says.
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President Trump's focus on reining in the administrative state has significantly reduced both the number of existing regulations and the output of new regulations, driving business optimism.
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Many private firms however are already in compliance with existing regulations, so the lack of enforcement will only help the bad actors who are violating the regulations.
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According to a JPMorgan Chase report, Nordic countries are more open to free trade than the U.S. They have fewer regulations on business creation, fewer licensing regulations.
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Aramco's IPO will comply with regulations of the Saudi stock exchange and also regulations of the international market where it will be listed, the official bulletin said.
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Mr. Trump bragged in a news conference last month that he has rolled back 22 regulations for every new one — 153 deregulatory actions, versus three new regulations.
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The approach simplistically implies that all regulations are intrinsically bad, and so the number of regulations killed is more important than distinguishing the good from the bad.
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The Emergency Regulations Ordinance, which Lam invoked on Friday, states that the chief executive has the power to make regulations during situations of emergency or public danger.
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Instead of having a knee-jerk rejection of all regulations of the medical profession, doctors should design the regulations themselves, through organizations like the American Medical Association.
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Years of liberal policies empowering labor unions, burdensome health-insurance requirements, expanded EPA regulations and government regulations on businesses have made the costs of manufacturing domestically overwhelming.
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But, if an agency finds itself unable to cut a sufficient number of regulations to make way for necessary new regulations, we are all made worse off.
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Morrisey sued the Obama administration over environmental regulations and is one of the leaders of a 28-state coalition aimed at canceling out Obama-era climate regulations.
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"The purpose of this proposed rule is to align sport hunting regulations in national preserves in Alaska with State of Alaska regulations and to enhance consistency with harvest regulations on surrounding non-federal lands and waters in furtherance of [two] Secretarial Orders," reads the text of the rule proposal.
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Pruitt is an opponent of many of the Obama EPA's environmental regulations, and sued the agency over its regulations of power plants in his capacity as attorney general.
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Asked about banking regulations, Cohn spoke more generally and said the president has asked his economic team to identify the top growth-zapping regulations and respond with ideas.
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The Oklahoma attorney general was tapped by Trump in December and is vocally critical of the agency's regulations -- having sued the EPA for its regulations over power plants.
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"The CRA empowers Congress to review new regulations and pass a joint resolution of disapproval to overrule any recent regulations it doesn't like," Free Press's Dana Floberg explained.
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But while the President can sway federal regulations, he does not have direct control over local, city and state regulations, like the San Francisco healthcare law, for example.
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So by setting national standards, the EPA can make sure every state complies with regulations — and prevents damage to surrounding states from ones that might have looser regulations.
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Some have also pushed legislation at the state level to restrict local regulations, and Goldwater has presented model legislation for states that would block cities from passing regulations.
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His general thinking in this arena is that there are just too many regulations, and those regulations stand in the way of bringing new drugs to market quickly.
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He signed an executive order in January to scale back regulations on businesses, promising to cut regulation by 75% by eliminating two regulations for every new regulation enacted.
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These include passing regulations or legislation to ban industrially processed trans fats, creating public awareness campaigns about their health harms, and enforcing the compliance of trans fat regulations.
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Republicans lawmakers voted to strike down these regulations through the Congressional Review Act, which allows certain regulations to be undone with only a simple majority in the Senate.
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"Now, with 27 economically-significant regulations still pending in the waning days of the Obama administration, there is a strong possibility of lower-quality final regulations," Johnson warned.
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"I am going to make as much information available as I can consistent with the rules and regulations that are part of the special counsel regulations," he said.
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Finalizing executive orders and regulations takes time, and the administration is already scrambling to put in place dozens of executive orders and regulations that have already been announced.
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Regarding Powell, he said current regulations on the financials sector are "tough enough," adding he supports the "tailoring" of some regulations to ease the burden on small banks.
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Moreover, calling for more regulations might seem like a good solution, but they're only going to affect people who follow the regulations — something bad actors typically don't do.
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He recommends doing things that illustrate public support, like submitting comments on regulations that might be harmful to undocumented communities, as well as educating others about such regulations.
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As robots become more common, she said people need to think about what regulations are necessary to keep people safe, but also consider what regulations can stifle innovation.
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That has mostly been through repealing regulations from the Obama administration limiting carbon dioxide emissions, regulating mountaintop removal mining, extending the reach of federal water regulations and more.
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However, others said he was tilting regulations in favor of the sectors the EPA is supposed to regulate, for instance, weakening pollution regulations on coal-fired power plants.
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"We are concerned, because we see President Trump claiming false facts when it comes to the cost of regulations and completely ignoring the benefits of regulations," Narang said.
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ICBA, one of the industry groups at the meeting, has advocated a tiered system of regulations that tailor regulations to a bank's size, business model, complexity and risk.
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" Malsbury does believe, however, that "a lot of these concerns could be addressed through packaging and labelling regulations rather than product-based regulations that prohibit companies from manufacturing.
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"The government is looking into the regulations that would favour local assembly of motor vehicles... With change in regulations, we expect motor vehicle assembly to increase," Kotecha said.
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That would begin with the Science Advisory Board's review of regulations issued by the Obama EPA to ensure that sound science forms the foundation of future EPA regulations.
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"Meeting the U.S. terms of the Paris Agreement would require full enforcement of the current regulations, plus additional regulations," said Michael Oppenheimer, a climate scientist at Princeton University.
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In the period in which regulations were eligible to be overturned using the CRA, the Obama Administration issued approximately 270 significant regulations, including the 14 that were repealed.
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"The purpose of this proposed rule is to align sport hunting regulations in national preserves in Alaska with state of Alaska regulations and to enhance consistency with harvest regulations on surrounding non-federal lands and waters," the proposal read, adding that it would apply largely to "national preserve lands" in Alaska.
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But those regulations could be just the start of a wave of deregulation not seen since the Reagan administration overturned decades of regulations governing industries from transportation to telecommunications.
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" It says that for fiscal year 2017, "the total incremental cost of all new regulations, including repealed regulations, to be finalized this year shall be no greater than zero.
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And then he gets to rocketry, and there are launch permits, and regulations around insurance, and regulations around propellants, and all of these things which he didn't quite anticipate.
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Go deeper: Self-driving cars bring new risks — and require new regulations Why self-driving cars need federal regulations Auto, tech industries urge Congress to pass self-driving legislation
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The agency's science advisers ensure the credibility of the information the EPA uses to build its regulations, ranging from the risks of infection to cost-benefit analyses of regulations.
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While some may argue that regulations have hindered the sector, Mayo explained that regulations have helped reinforce the foundation of the banks in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Pruitt has rolled back, delayed, or started the process of repealing more than 22 environmental regulations, ranging from regulations on clean water to greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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ICBA has advocated for a tiered system of regulations that treat smaller banks differently than global financial behemoths, tailoring regulations to a bank's size, business model, complexity and risk.
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Instead, the EPA measures actual fuel consumption for the auto manufacturers' respective fleets, and promulgates regulations on various emissions, which in principle are coordinated with the NHTSA mileage regulations.
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Our current administration has enjoyed a bully pulpit disparaging science and repealing regulations that protect consumers and the earth, especially when the regulations get in the way of profit.
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Collectively, the results of our study should be of interest to bank regulators as they evaluate current regulations and implement new regulations using asset thresholds to apply regulatory requirements.
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He and Democrats in Congress did impose some new regulations, but they were very mild compared with the regulations put in place after the banking crisis of the 1930s.
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Third, the president could quietly direct his agency heads to undo regulations, or simply not enforce existing regulations, or the agency heads could reach that conclusion on their own.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's analysis of the regulatory state found that of the approximately 4,85033 regulations published annually only a few—under 25 regulations—would be deemed transformative.
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Since VA will be allowed to continue interpreting their own disability regulations with a high degree of deference, clarity and simplification of these regulations should be a high priority.
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The Trump administration has been urging judges to rein in federal regulations, for example on the environment, and Alito has long joined in some conservative skepticism for agency regulations.
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Critics of the privacy regulations say they are too onerous, and subject service providers to stricter regulations than websites such as Facebook and Google, which also collect consumer data.
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But Israel has tight restrictions on gun regulations under the ministry of public security, and the new regulations do not affect most of the basic requirements for gun ownership.
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But a comprehensive pro-growth reform agenda will also recognize that, even where regulations serve valuable social objectives, pruning of outmoded and overgrown regulations may still sometimes be necessary.
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The revised agreement does ease environmental regulations that American carmakers face when selling vehicles in South Korea and makes American standards for auto parts compliant with South Korean regulations.
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It removes protections for 25 of the top 38 banks; weakens regulations on the biggest players and encourages them to manipulate regulations for their benefit; and saps consumer protections.
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The regulations seem aimed at eight majority Muslim countries, though it's hard to tell what the regulations are, since U.S. officials aren't talking about the ban on the record.
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That includes setting new regulations on digital trade and telecommunications, updating the customs process that carries goods over borders, and making sure regulations among the countries are in step.
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While Uber and Airbnb exploded in the gray areas in regulations that governed taxis and hotels, Bridge had trouble operating within the thicket of complicated, restrictive Kenyan education regulations.
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Just as the Republican presidential candidates could not accomplish their stated goal of repealing various regulations on their first day in office, neither can such regulations be strengthened instantaneously.
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And based on our experience in Colorado, which has developed some of the nation's strictest methane emissions regulations, we find that best practices become standard practices with strong regulations.
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But, because the Special Counsel regulations are executive branch regulations, the President can rescind or modify them unilaterally, thereby allowing him to fire the Independent Counsel at will. 7.
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Every president since Reagan has frozen regulations after taking office, and every president since Carter has ordered some review of existing regulations to identify redundant, outdated, or inefficient rules.
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The Trump Administration has issued two memoranda dealing with regulations so far, taking steps to fulfill the longtime Republican Party pledge to rollback burdensome regulations on small businesses and manufacturing.
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Trump, who blamed regulations for stifling business, told a crowd at a town hall event in New Hampshire on Thursday night that regulations for the environment and safety would remain.
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Republicans have generally sought to rein in much of the FCC's power, as well as a variety of regulations put in place under the Obama administration—including net neutrality regulations.
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Tax executive order: The Treasury will review all of the tax regulations going back to the start of 2016, and will cut any regulations that are detrimental to U.S. businesses.
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Trump's latest executive action will require that agencies cut two existing regulations for every new rule introduced and it will set an annual cap on the cost of new regulations.
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The U.S. Commerce Department's regulations "hit list" recommendations follow more than three months of study and consultation with industry on ways to streamline regulations and ease burdens on manufacturing firms.
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The GDPR is a set of data protection laws designed to enable uniform regulations across the entire European Union, in part to end cumbersome regulations that differ across member countries.
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Image: GettyOn Tuesday, a federal appeals court upheld the regulations behind the FCC's latest net neutrality regulations, which hands the federal agency and net neutrality supporters a big, important victory.
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At the same time, the EPA is pursuing an aggressive policy agenda of rolling back and relaxing environmental regulations: greenhouse gas limits, mercury regulations, and clean water authority, among others.
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On financial regulations, a Republican-dominated House would not support big tax increases on the wealthy or a significant expansion of Dodd-Frank or other financial regulations, as Clinton supports.
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At present U.K. regulations mandate some element of human direction so 'pure play' and totally mechanized services are not allowed, as they are in the U.S., but regulations can change.
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While legislation creates the legal framework within which financial regulations must fit, the details of those regulations, as well as their enforcement, will fall to the officials President Trump appoints.
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State laws and regulations enacted before April 22 would be allowed to stand and states could ask for waivers from pre-emption for laws or regulations enacted after that date.
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As SpaceX and others have slammed existing space regulations, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced further details Tuesday about how his department intends to become "a one-stop shop" for regulations.
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Confusing the American public with statistics like the number of pages of regulations is misplaced since many regulations are mandated by Congress or within the broad discretion delegated to agencies.
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Pai and other conservatives argue that the net neutrality regulations overreached by reclassifying the broadband industry as telecommunications services, which opened the providers up to tougher regulations from the FCC.
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" This policy would apply to the special counsel, as Justice Department regulations stipulate Mueller's team must comply with "the rules, regulations, procedures, practices and policies of the Department of Justice.
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Nonetheless, even these patchwork regulations are better than no regulations at all — as illustrated by the fact comparatively few state-regulated vaping devices have been definitely linked to the illness.
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"We went from a patchwork quilt of environmental regulations to federal regulations and federal standards for the very reason that you didn't have equal protection of all children," Perera said.
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More than three weeks after the Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal the regulations protecting net neutrality rules, the FCC has finally released the final version of its new regulations.
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The president and his appointees have said they are hoping to avoid a "patchwork" of regulations from state to state, but also don't desire to stifle innovation through onerous regulations.
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The White House regulations website was down Monday, and a number of reports on the costs and benefits of regulations from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) had disappeared.
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The next OIRA administrator will also ensure federal agencies follow Trump's executive orders on regulations, including his controversial requirement that agencies remove two regulations for each new rule they issue.
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Or an effort to establish that almost no abortion regulations (or literally no abortion regulations) create an undue burden — the standard now used to measure the constitutionality of abortion restrictions.
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" Federal agencies touch every part of daily life, Gorsuch observed in one case last year, "with reams of regulations" to which "agencies add thousands more pages of regulations every year.
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Without fanfare, the administration should single out such businesses for the harshest and strictest enforcement possible of all regulations governing imports to the U.S. and regulations governing doing business here.
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Nonetheless, it appears the regulations will be promulgated largely intact (with one exception: unlike the draft regulations, the final rules may encompass sexual misconduct by students that occurs off campus).
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The question of whether the cladding complied with national regulations — and whether those regulations were too lax — is a central part of the investigation into the horrific blaze last week.
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As the Obama administration enters its final year, once again there are concerns about the last-minute rush to finalize regulations (see the list of potential last-minute regulations here).
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Lighthizer said China would address regulations on animal and plant health regulations and genetically modified crops, which U.S. farmers say have made it hard to sell products in the country.
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The California Supreme Court has explained, in effect, "Too bad; these kinds of plans are mere land-use regulations," as if "mere" land-use regulations can't violate people's property rights.
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Wade, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton said she was against regulations that prohibit late-term abortion if those regulations do not take into account the health of both the mother and child.
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Huawei complies with all applicable laws and regulations where it operates, including applicable export control and sanction laws and regulations of the UN, US and EU. —CNBC contributed to this report.
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The governor said he was most optimistic about Trump's early push to slash regulations, adding that he believes three-fourths of regulations could get cut or moved to the state level.
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The reason drones need regulations is because in 2014 the National Transportation Safety Board classified drones as aircraft, which means drones need to abide by FAA regulations in order to fly.
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Weak environmental regulations in poorer economies and stronger emissions regulations in exporting countries are among the factors "inciting this unregulated global trade in clunkers," said Anumita Roychowdhury of CSE on Monday.
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The problem with fintech regulation in the U.S. is not just what those regulations are, but persistent confusion about what those regulations are, and deep uncertainty about how they are evolving.
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The Republican nominee has also previously called for a freeze on new federal regulations and repeated Saturday that he would require federal agencies eliminate two federal regulations for every new one.
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"The President has proposed a moratorium on new federal regulations and is ordering the heads of federal agencies and departments to identify job-killing regulations that should be repealed," it continues.
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The reason drones need regulations is that in 2014, the National Transportation Safety Board classified drones as aircraft, which means drones need to abide by FAA regulations in order to fly.
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Nevertheless, the EU does produce a lot of regulations and some of these are costly as the last blog pointed out; Open Europe's excellent survey cites 231 regulations costing £277 billion.
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"I think, hopefully, ... if there is any kind of regulations coming around health care, that they will make sure that those regulations protect innovation and protect innovative biotech companies," Bienaimé said.
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Republicans lawmakers voted to strike down these regulations through the Congressional Review Act, which allows certain regulations to be undone while preventing the minority in the Senate from using the filibuster.
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Outgoing Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo, one of the main architects of the financial regulations stemming from the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, suggests that the regulations do need to be adjusted.
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If legislation does not entirely eliminate the need for the distribution regulations, Treasury will reassess the distribution rules and Treasury and the IRS may then propose more streamlined and targeted regulations.
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The American Health Care Act largely leaves these regulations in place, but sets up an opportunity for states to apply for a waiver for a few of the most damaging regulations.
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And too often, Big Business uses its clout not only to minimize the regulations to which its particular industry is subject, but also to enact regulations that will disadvantage smaller competitors.
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Given industry complaints about the burden, complexity and length of the CFPB's previously issued and proposed regulations, new agency leadership likely will undertake a rigorous and comprehensive reassessment of those regulations.
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Trump promised during the presidential campaign to strip away regulations on energy development, and his advisors are studying ways to ease especially burdensome regulations governing drilling and mining on tribal lands.
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Trump has vowed to dramatically roll back federal regulations, one of his campaign promises, and signed an executive order in January requiring agencies to revoke two regulations for every new one.
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So the fate of thousands of regulations would come down to the whims of five Republican-appointed justices—and we already know that these justices aren't friendly to clean air regulations.
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The war on environmental regulations continues: This week, EPA administrator Scott Pruitt revealed that EPA is considering changing how it weighs the benefits and costs of regulations that protect against pollution.
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The American Action Forum, a conservative group that tracks regulations, said federal agencies published $1.3 billion in regulations last week alone, stemming from 78 final rules and another 85033 proposed rules.
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The Court-endorsed Reagan regulations never took effect, and worse, Clinton issued regulations requiring providers to refer for abortion, disqualifying pro-life and faith-based groups from participating in the program.
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The tech industry already spends tens of millions of dollars every year lobbying in Washington for federal regulations that will benefit their businesses---or, better yet, for no regulations at all.
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Policymakers from different parties and ideological backgrounds can, and should, disagree about how to design environmental regulations, such as whether to use market-based tools or more command-and-control regulations.
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Critics see the EU as foisting unwanted and unnecessary regulations on the British economy, and they argue that leaving the EU — and repealing many of those regulations — could provide economic benefits.
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Both sides agree on one major point: Some form of legislation is necessary to codify existing regulations, to encourage new ones and to give the new regulations the force of law.
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I've proposed a moratorium on new federal regulations that are not compelled by Congress or public safety, and I will eliminate all needless and job-killing regulations now on the books.
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The securities regulator had recently published a series of new regulations to help maintain stability in the stock market, but caution prevailed amid lingering worries over economic growth and tighter regulations.
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" The former Goldman Sachs executive told CNBC in Davos that "in the U.S., our regulations [state that] if you're a bitcoin wallet, you're subject to the same regulations as a bank.
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President Trump has made a name for himself by repealing all sorts of regulations, but on Tuesday his administration proposed new regulations to protect a threatened species for the first time.
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McConnell successfully rolled back some of Obama's regulations at the start of 2017, though Schumer will need at least four GOP defections to chip away at Trump's regulations, a difficult task.
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I mean, the banks, you look at rules and regulations, you look at Dodd-Frank, Dodd-Frank is going to be, you know, modified, and again, I want rules and regulations.
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In 2013, about 4 million Americans saw their plans canceled because they were noncompliant with Obamacare's regulations, and because they hadn't followed the strict, complex regulations that governed the grandfathering process.
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Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona introduced a resolution on Tuesday backed by 34 other senators to undo the regulations under a provision that allows Congress to repeal recently approved federal regulations.
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These are called "targeted regulations of abortion providers" — a.k.a.
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Click here for rules and regulations -- and GOOD LUCK!!!
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" Trump on Monday said regulations are "out of control.
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Another is the Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act, which would create an independent commission to comb through the 175,000-page Code of Federal Regulations, assemble a package of redundant and harmful regulations to eliminate, and submit it to Congress for an up-or-down vote without possibility of amendment.
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The group will also look at future high performance investment levels, the conduct of agents, player movement regulations, future competition pathways, player release regulations and the conduct of non-union rugby academies.
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And as a recent report from the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) found, of all the regulations passed from 2006 to 2016, air pollution regulations had the highest costs.
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Drones compete with airplanes and helicopters in the nation's already busy airspace, and federal regulations generally prohibit flights beyond the operator's line of sight — sensible regulations given the state of drone technology.
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Gun regulations of all sorts around the country—from bans on semiautomatics to regulations of concealed weapons—could be in grave trouble just as the 2020 presidential election enters a high gear.
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The privacy regulations that GDPR sets in place were first adopted in April 2016, meaning that companies had two years to form a compliance plan before the regulations actually went live today.
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"On North Korea participating in a sports event in South Korea, if they apply to come under regulations and procedures, our position is to approve it under regulations and procedures," he added.
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But some Alaska officials saw these regulations at odds with local needs: In January, the state of Alaska sued the NPS and the US Fish and Wildlife Service over separate hunting regulations.
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Trump made the comments at a White House event where he "cut the red tape" of government regulations and claimed his administration has ended 22 old regulations for every new one created.
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The Mercatus Center's Regulatory Report Card demonstrates that the Bush administration's rushed midnight regulations were accompanied by less thorough and less transparent analysis than Bush regulations finalized before Election Day in 22019.
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The order reiterate's Trump's plan to cut down on regulations and comes nearly a month after the president signed an executive order requiring agencies to slash two regulations for every one proposed.
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The House earlier this year passed a pair of bills to rein in regulations across government — the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act and the Regulatory Accountability Act.
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In addition to the two-for-one rule, Trump has also promised to specifically dismantle ObamaCare, the Dodd-Frank financial reform regulations, and several major environmental regulations, including Obama's Clean Power Plan.
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Last week, Congress voted to strike down three Obama-era regulations, including environmental and gun control regulations, and they'll use the CRA in more votes this week on education and labor rules.
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Nearly three-fourths of small firms say they have read through proposed regulations, yet 63 percent say they only have to comply with those regulations they read half the time or less.
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The president also signed an order to eliminate two regulations for every new regulation, but it provides large exceptions for any regulations about agency organization, national security, military matters or foreign affairs.
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Lee, has advocated, that more -- not fewer -- Obamacare regulations should be repealed but so far it looks like the Senate is leaning toward repealing fewer of the regulations than the House bill.
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"Because there is such a glut of regulations, thousands and thousands of regulations in recent years ... companies are not investing; their cash is on the sidelines; they're not hiring," the aide added.
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Another bill, titled the Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act, would establish a bipartisan commission to review existing federal regulations and identify which ones should be abolished.
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Touting his agenda During his speech, Trump bragged about economic gains during his tenure and said he'd rolled back more government regulations than Abraham Lincoln -- who, he said, had also repealed regulations.
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A federal appeals court has ruled in a case battling Obama-era pollution regulations that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) must set stronger regulations on smog in order to protect the environment.
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In Taming the Administrative State: Identifying Regulations that Impact Jobs and the Economy, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce did an analysis of the 2628,28503 final agency regulations issued between 22019 and 2016.
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Make no mistake, despite the insistence that these regulations are only meant to target wealthy donors, they will make it harder for ordinary citizens to navigate complex regulations and afford compliance costs.
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Like his former boss, Wheeler is seen to be focused on reversing regulations that protect the nation's air and water and instead promoting the wishes of the industries impacted by those regulations.
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Environmental Defense Fund director Tim O'Connor, whose group helped devise the state regulations, said California's action was all the more important in light of the Trump administration's vow to curb EPA regulations.
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Effective regulatory reform would also require regular retrospective analysis, so that agencies would assess the actual effects of regulations after they are adopted and learn from the results to improve future regulations.
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On top of that, regulations vary in every state — the federal government has little to do with the cleanup of such sites, and instead regulations are put on local and state governments.
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Initial regulations did not classify NCDs as interbank liabilities, which are capped under Chinese regulations at a third of total liabilities, so the market rapidly became a money fountain for smaller banks.
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Trump campaigned on ending government regulations and signed an executive order in January that looked to scale back government rules by requiring agencies to slash two regulations for every one new rule.
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A key issue in assessing whether the government has fulfilled this duty was whether building regulations banned the combustible cladding in high-rise blocks and whether those regulations were enforced, it said.
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There also appears to be a trend toward stripping away standards and regulations, even though the current suite of federal regulations doesn't provide adequate protection for important habitats and rare wildlife species.
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Regulations that are not subject to the Congressional Review Act but are currently in court proceedings, such as EPA's Clean Power Plan and the Department of Labor regulations on payment for overtime.
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This figure plays a central role in the cost-benefit analyses that agencies use in deciding whether to issue regulations to limit greenhouse gas emissions, and how stringent such regulations should be.
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In order to repeal regulations, federal agencies have to follow the same rule-making system (requiring periods of public notice and comment) used to create regulations, which can take about a year.
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These harms, which regulations such as the GDPR attempt to but cannot always prevent, are suffered by hundreds of thousands of people who increasingly demand a response when regulations' preventive function fails.
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Regulations do not include some organic chemicals, such as pesticides, and many heavy metals, according to Elizabeth Southerland, a former water expert at the Environmental Protection Agency who reviewed the Mexican regulations.
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President Trump has made the rollback of environmental regulations a hallmark of his administration, with initiatives to weaken or erase dozens of E.P.A. regulations on climate change, chemical pollution and water quality.
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"My plan includes the elimination of all unnecessary regulations, and a temporary moratorium on new regulations not compelled by Congress or public safety," Trump said in an energy speech during his campaign.
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This includes leveraging today's available technology to eliminate confusing fees, automating burdensome documentation requirements, streamlining redundant security programs, strengthening inadequate infrastructure, connecting disjointed regulations and minimizing changes to customs regulations without notice.
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Dr. Stavins said that while the rollback could give automakers the looser regulations they had sought, it could well backfire by creating two different sets of regulations where there had been one.
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The Crawfish Processors Alliance, a coalition of crawfish processing businesses, hired The Picard Group to work on seafood industry regulations, labor-related issues, hiring practices and enforcement and compliance with trade regulations.
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An agency issues regulations that have the binding force of law; it enforces those regulations; and it prosecutes and penalizes those who run afoul of them – a dubious separation-of-powers trifecta.
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In addition to the 270 significant regulations the Obama Administration issued during the CRA period, they issued more than 1700 additional significant regulations during the eight years President Obama was in office.
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Roll-back of regulations Trump signed an executive order cutting regulations for small businesses and moved forward with plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan, one of Obama's signature acts as president.
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They argued that more health insurance regulations had to be repealed in order to bring down premiums, regulations which Democrats argue protect consumers and ensure that all people receive adequate health coverage.
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The Northern Territory's water regulations are being reviewed, including current exemptions for the oil and gas industry, and there will be strict regulations around flow back waste and the use of chemicals.
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"The proposed regulations — which closely track regulations proposed by the taxicab industry in 2015 — would protect the incumbent industry by imposing anti-competitive and antiquated regulations on the TNC industry," wrote Kate Wooler, an attorney representing Uber, in a letter to Public Transportation Commission Executive Director Kyle Cockream obtained by Florida Politics and published Aug. 1.
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I doubt anyone currently knows the number of federal regulations that require states to enact state-level regulations on specific topics and according to specific design, but I have little doubt that the number has consistently grown over the last 60 years, commensurate to the overall growth of federal regulations and the proliferation of federal regulatory agencies.
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One can question whether it is the best public policy to enact hundreds of pages of legislation imposing regulations under one administration, and then when power changes hands, enact hundreds of pages of legislation to undo those regulations, and then when power changes hands again, presumably enact hundreds of pages more to re-enact the regulations, and so on.
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Trump has put a freeze on new regulations pending further review, and on Monday he put one of his many campaign promises into action by signing an executive order requiring federal agencies to cut two new regulations for each rule imposed and setting a cap on the total cost of new regulations proposed by each agency at zero.
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In addition to following President Trump's administration-wide instruction to cut expensive regulations, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has been diligently working to consolidate and streamline space regulations into the Office of Space Commerce.
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This means demolishing unnecessary red tape and regulations because it is becoming increasingly clear that regulations that focus on very large companies have unintended consequences that can be a disaster for smaller companies.
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Spearphishing emails to employees of cryptocurrency exchanges, McNamara said, focused on bitcoin financial regulations and new tax rules, reflecting the difficulties those companies face in keeping up with frequently changing laws and regulations.
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Facebook said it was looking forward to working with the government to ensure new regulations were effective, repeating founder Mark Zuckerberg's line that regulations were needed to have a standard approach across platforms.
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These steps don't go as far as the Honest Ads Act, a bipartisan proposal that would create new federal regulations for online political advertising modeled on existing regulations for print and broadcast media.
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Update: Here's Huawei's non-statement statement, "Huawei complies with all applicable laws and regulations where it operates, including the applicable export control and sanction laws and regulations of the UN, US and EU."
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The landlord pleaded guilty of breaching fire regulations, while the coroner examining the deaths called for an urgent review of Part B—the fire regulations buildings must comply with—to prevent further deaths.
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"This legislation will make registration and enforcement of our short-term rental regulations less effective and risks driving even more people to illegally rent units instead of complying with current regulations," Lee said.
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Trump signs '85003-for-1' order to reduce regulations: President Trump on Monday signed an executive order that would require agencies to revoke two regulations for every new rule they want to issue.
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The case for revisiting the existing arrangement rests on the presumption that tax regulations are similar in nature to those promulgated by most other agencies and that the regulations themselves create economic burden.
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"We've gotten a lot of the rules and regulations -- and you people suffered from that, to a certain extent, too, in all fairness -- but a lot of the regulations were voided," Trump continued.
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Self-reported industry data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show that only about two tenths of one percent of layoffs are caused by government regulations of any kind, including environmental regulations.
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Some regulations never work as intended; others outlive their usefulness; and the steady accretion of regulations that individually make sense can add up to an ungainly whole in which costs far outweigh benefits.
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"In order to achieve energy dominance through responsible energy production, we need smart regulations, not punitive regulations," Joe Balash, the department's assistant secretary for land and minerals management, said Monday in a statement.
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Each version may no longer be sold in the new car market if it was built to meet a previous model year's regulations and the regulations are different for the new model year.
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Mr. Zuckerberg has come out in support of global privacy and content regulations, joining a growing chorus of tech chief executives who now hope to shape federal and global regulations for the internet.
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But instead, the old FCC regulations would eventually hurt them, because these regulations couldn't foresee how the industry would dramatically change in just a matter of decades to the advent of the Internet.
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Plus, in order to repeal regulations, federal agencies have to follow the same rule-making system (requiring periods of public notice and comment) used to create regulations, which can take about a year.
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To push a bit further, what if all agencies agreed on two "regulations" that they would repeatedly identify for repeal when they send new regulations to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)?
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But he's also sending a message: Some conservatives do in fact want more regulations stemming from the federal government, provided those regulations are aimed squarely at so-called "left-leaning" social media platforms.
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The paper claims that any restrictions are the result of existing regulations against Chinese Communist Party members, who must voluntarily pledge atheism, or because of regulations that forbid the religious indoctrination of minors.
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Cushy professions such as law are protected by fatuous regulations.
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"We expect regulations to come in stages," Mr. Drobac said.
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To be fair to advisers, such regulations mean extra bureaucracy.
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This is why privacy polices, standards, and regulations need clarification.
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They too face unique regulations and taxes that inflate prices.
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Some countries, including the United States, are considering stricter regulations.
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Bemoaning the lack of regulations on internet political advertising, Sen.
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He also appears to be against any regulations on guns.
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For other communities, fishing regulations present the most potent threat.
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North Carolina will also be in line with federal regulations.
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In fact, many of the regulations have had positive effects.
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"What I did violated no laws, no regulations," Giuliani said.
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Because there are already indications that you're violating the regulations.
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And despite regulations designed to protect them, smuggling is rampant.
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Europe's GDPR regulations require unprecedented privacy disclosures and user permissions.
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Dear Chairman Pai, I am concerned about internet regulations. I
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They can't make money selling electricity; monopoly regulations forbid it.
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Earlier Friday, Trump pledged to chop 75 percent of regulations.
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An official notice was posted on Thursday on the regulations.
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Despite having his name on the regulations — alongside former Sen.
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Current regulations ban commercial supersonic aircraft from operating over land.
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Cota said the effect from shipping regulations is less predictable.
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FCA is set to announce new regulations in the summer.
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Complex regulations, overlapping bureaucracies and inefficient taxation would be unavoidable.
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As of now, there are still no commercial drone regulations.
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Title II regulations were written in the rotary phone era.
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Facebook could ultimately face stricter ad regulations and government scrutiny.
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Vietnam has had tough internet regulations in place since 2013.
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These include Brett Kavanaugh, a longtime opponent of climate regulations.
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Regulations for handling waste are necessary but can be obscure.
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So firstly, we must abide by Chinese laws and regulations.
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He remains on the panel, which scrutinises several other regulations.
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There's unions with movies and TV. Music has no regulations!
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Like many Republican candidates, Trump campaigned by criticizing federal regulations.
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Such regulations have also raised concerns among free speech advocates.
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He did not specify which regulations Goldcorp could have violated.
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Federal and state regulators share jurisdiction over car safety regulations.
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On Tuesday, Cook also called for government regulations on privacy.
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Another fear had been that regulations would become less supportive.
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I've cut 239,220 regulations since I got elected in 215.
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Britain's business landscape has indeed been shaped by EU regulations.
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Many feel that the regulations do not offer enough protection.
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But new regulations could test the resolve of foreign brands.
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Regulations are another major hurdle to widespread adoption of autonomy.
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Regulations could require access to basic information about the technology.
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Regulations and recommendations, even from trusted organizations, are sometimes wrong.
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By law, existing FTC regulations require that advertisements are disclosed.
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However, they are not subject to the regulations of Obamacare.
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Liang favors strong regulations on banks and is a Democrat.
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"Those regulations were shelved; they weren't unwritten," Mr. Pegg said.
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He cited taxation, regulations and minimum wage increases, among others.
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Companies like Facebook have been successfully fighting regulations for years.
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Measures like the Texas regulations will get a friendlier reception.
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The bigger concern for Facebook would be increased privacy regulations.
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Builders must cope with burdensome regulations and antiquated zoning laws.
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A review of building regulations produced cautious recommendations last month.
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We need to impose rigorous regulations to curb these abuses.
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But the FAA's regulations are so far holding Amazon back.
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Removing ineffective regulations also could lower the cost of care.
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These regulations discourage investors from making capital investments, he argued.
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Newish regulations encourage banks not to lend irresponsibly to homebuyers.
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Regulations should give the industry "room to breathe", he added.
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In 2011 the Academy issued new regulations regarding studio behaviour.
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It call comes down to regulations that Amazon didn't follow.
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Their demands were for improved wages, benefits, and safety regulations.
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WE TOOK BANK REGULATIONS TOO FAR IN THE OTHER DIRECTION.
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Many school districts have regulations on what teachers can't receive.
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Yet no market institutions or regulations were put in place.
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Unlike Net Neutrality, these 1930s era utility regulations are controversial.
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Examples of genuinely new regulations are few and far between.
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Such regulations, however, are still uncommon across the broader region.
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Could a President Trump reverse Obama's regulations on "Day One"?
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They will handle his case in accordance with their regulations.
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Reducing regulations doesn't necessarily mean catering to Big Pharma's whim.
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Based on CFTC regulations, FXCM's capital requirement is $25 million.
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Much will depend on whether regulations prise open their grip.
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CARL ICAHN: But it's sort of worse than the regulations.
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But these were only guidelines; they aren't legally binding regulations.
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His administration has also rolled back several regulations on businesses.
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There are currently no regulations in Colorado limiting THC levels.
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MORE GOVT NOT LESS MORE LAWS AND REGULATIONS NOT FEWER!!!
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But no regulations have been confirmed, leaving rumors to swirl.
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The solution may not be additional regulations but better enforcement.
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In every country, we abide by local laws and regulations.
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Oregon is a much smaller state with fewer testing regulations.
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Forestry subsidies and regulations have indeed distorted Ireland's land market.
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It says regulations have caused fewer problems than expected here.
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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg agreed that regulations need to be strengthened.
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Go deeper: States are sewing a patchwork of AV regulations
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Each scandal was followed by new laws, rules and regulations.
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Update: As predicted, the FCC has repealed net neutrality regulations.
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Large tremors tend to be followed by tougher building regulations.
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Starting at 0003 am ET, comment submissions sections on regulations.
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During his two terms, regulations limiting carbon output and mercury
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Cars on private property are not subject to state regulations.
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Oregon would be the first state to pass such regulations.
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"These regulations will work to achieve that goal," he said.
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Other regulations like increased capital requirements aim to prevent crashes.
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The regulations are due to take effect on Feb. 1.
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Kemp has also been criticized for implementing restrictive voter regulations.
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Ted Cruz that would let insurers waive all Obamacare regulations.
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Offshore projects face different regulations and a shorter review process.
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Graham: OK, would you submit to us and propose regulations?
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MORE's climate change agenda, including regulations of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Regulations and roadblocks to launching small businesses should be removed.
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Here are the biggest regulations that will be published Tuesday.
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But getting these regulations approved has taken a long time.
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The new FTC regulations went into effect in recent weeks.
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A PRSI spokesman said the refinery complies with governmental regulations.
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It has also applied for needed exemptions to federal regulations.
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Eurogroup regulations say the president must be a sitting minister.
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Bright line regulations focus on specific procedures and define rules.
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He remains on the panel, which scrutinizes several other regulations.
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He says the bank's procedures comply with U.S. financial regulations.
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"The FCC's regulations weren't about protecting consumers' privacy," they wrote.
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These new regulations are making some US drone pilots nervous.
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Content providers in China face stringent regulations and censorship challenges.
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Everything is also portable so it keeps it within regulations.
|
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ObamaCare's insurance regulations have created a similar death spiral nationwide.
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However, the decision has generated much controversy over safety regulations.
|
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Clearly these regulations significantly affect hiring, employee compensation and growth.
|
|
Here's a look at the top regulations Trump has targeted.
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That's on top of countless local, state and federal regulations.
|
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So far, Trump has signed measures to repeal 13 regulations.
|
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Amy Klobuchar, has called for tighter regulations on tech companies.
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However, it did announce its intention to review capital regulations.
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But that won't do much good unless regulations catch up.
|
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The state finally started working on regulations in early June.
|
|
Why wait for the FDA's regulations to go into effect?
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LINK: DO YOU THINK THE REGULATIONS ARE TOO TIGHT NOW?
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SCHNEIDERMAN: NO, I DON'T THINK THE REGULATIONS ARE TOO TIGHT.
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He demanded that regulations limiting fossil fuel production be revoked.
|
|
Conservatives maintained they still wanted to see more regulations repealed.
|
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Entries must comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
|
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Most people can quickly name some examples: ObamaCare, taxes, regulations.
|
|
Yet the federal government still imposes these damaging regulations regularly.
|
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"There are no new laws, no new regulations," said Richards.
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No one had any answers because there were no regulations.
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"We request that you withdraw these regulations immediately," they wrote.
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EPA air regulations were the greatest source of these benefits.
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In short, some regulations are modest in scope and cost.
|
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Some of these regulations may be state, maybe they're local.
|
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This included $24 billion in midnight regulations issued in January.
|
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It's also inconsistent with the FAA's regulations in other places.
|
|
Will the FCC net neutrality regulations fall on these grounds?
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Moreover, Canada's federal carbon tax won't replace any existing regulations.
|
|
Big banks' advocates have intensified their attacks on bank regulations.
|
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Well crafted regulations benefit both American workers and our environment.
|
|
The U.S. and European directives follow similar regulations in Australia.
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GDPR is not just a set of regulations and requirements.
|
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Those most affected shut plants that wouldn't meet the regulations.
|
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Federal regulations alone cost businesses $7,000 per employee per year.
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The regulations that they issued on carbon, they failed twice.
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OIRA reviews all federal regulations before they are made final.
|
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A new mechanism will be created to harmonise provincial regulations.
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The tag "too big to fail" requires more stringent regulations.
|
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Progress has been slow on harmonising regulations and product standards.
|
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The GDPR regulations, however, forced Twitter to address the issue.
|
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These areas had their own set of rules and regulations.
|
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That's the norm, and not the exception, for testing regulations.
|
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Chinese officials said the regulations were meant to combat addiction.
|
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Many in the party believe regulations benefit and protect individuals.
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FDA voluntary guidelines should be made mandatory and enforceable regulations.
|
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Reform cannot happen with ObamaCare's regulations on the books, however.
|
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Critics say Essebsi's camp had ridden roughshod over party regulations.
|
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Overly burdensome regulations are a significant obstacle to economic growth.
|
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You have to comply with very specific rules and regulations.
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The agency identifies and posts mass comment campaigns to regulations.
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Disputes: All national, state and local laws and regulations apply.
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|
A Republican dream of weakening pesticide regulations has been scotched.
|
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Since his inauguration, Trump has set quickly begun toppling regulations.
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They must also contend with tightening emissions and safety regulations.
|
|
And Netflix already complies with certain regulations in other countries.
|
|
It's not unusual for Republicans to promise to cut regulations.
|
|
Garland has also backed regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency.
|
|
He did not say when the regulations would be finalised.
|
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The act governs how federal agencies implement and alter regulations.
|
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Mr. Trump is also against regulations to limit carbon emissions.
|
|
Under Trump, the Environmental Protection Agency has loosened those regulations.
|
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The rule is the most popular item on the regulations.
|
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And what did it were the regulations and other things.
|
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Municipalities like Pittsburgh may not pass their own firearms regulations.
|
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Many trans advocates viewed the liberalized regulations as a victory.
|
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About 1.04 million vehicles will be subject to the regulations.
|
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Achieving that goal is considered unlikely under the forthcoming regulations.
|
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Perhaps laxer regulations could lower that price a bit further.
|
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Easing coal regulations might cut the costs of coal mining.
|
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Per government regulations, all approved time off has been canceled.
|
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The possible relaxation of those regulations was an undercurrent here.
|
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Differing state regulations mean that these efforts take many forms.
|
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Its economic analysis of its regulations have been regularly criticized.
|
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Yet still, people worried that regulations were not being met.
|
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These are regulations the government itself has already called illegal.
|
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He also argued that the report ignored benefits of regulations.
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Under President Trump's leadership, we've reduced taxes and cut regulations.
|
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And companies are bound by market regulations to be truthful.
|
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In time the government will need to develop mandatory regulations.
|
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It has the power to fine companies that break regulations.
|
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"We don't conform to anybody's rules or regulations," he said.
|
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"Security procedures are based on national regulations," the board stated.
|
|
Just as Obama loosened the regulations, Trump may tighten them.
|
|
But this is exactly what the FDA regulations currently do.
|
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A university spokeswoman declined to comment, citing student privacy regulations.
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The Reagan administration drafted regulations to change all of this.
|
|
Huawei has always insisted it follows regulations wherever it operates.
|
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The regulations follow protracted negotiations and research involving both cities.
|
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The tentacles of the new regulations reach far beyond Europe.
|
|
He cut taxes, cut spending, cut services, and cut regulations.
|
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The measure is aimed at eliminating outdated or unnecessary regulations.
|
|
Weakening federal regulations do have consequences for local laws nationwide.
|
|
President Obama issued stringent fracking regulations to slow the growth.
|
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Federal allergy regulations have made certain inroads, though not many.
|
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Two new regulations introduced by the bill, sponsored by Sens.
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Europe's GDPR privacy regulations backfired, reinforcing Google and Facebook's dominance.
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It's complicated as hell, nothing but regulations, transparency, and limits.
|
|
He spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.
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The Republicans could still slash regulations and buy more missiles.
|
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Under these regulations firms need to deposit thousands of dinars.
|
|
The FCC's dissolution of net neutrality regulations took effect Monday.
|
|
Meanwhile, regulations continue to be left up to the states.
|
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The FAA recently announced new regulations for commercial drone use.
|
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And, of course, FranceConnect complies with the European Union regulations.
|
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Getting rid of other insurer regulations, like actuarial value rules.
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The new regulations will be applied only to future advertisements.
|
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Canada released new regulations for flying recreational drones this morning.
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We have regulations that are absolutely destroying our energy companies.
|
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Please request docking and observe speed regulations around the entrance.
|
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Regulations mean he was only allowed four bodyguards, Ateny said.
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Regulations are in the crosshairs in Washington, D.C. these days.
|
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But Rosenstein might not permit such reports under department regulations.
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Fourth, other regulations came into effect during the Obama years.
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Once finalized, regulations are often difficult to modify or repeal.
|
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A series of new regulations have effectively nationalized the banks.
|
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Regulations and guidelines are worthless if they are not enforced.
|
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Lighter environment regulations would be great for the energy sector.
|
|
Chao expressed support for streamlining regulations in any infrastructure proposal.
|
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Corporate taxes are likely to be cut and regulations loosened.
|
|
South Korea has been a vigorous enforcer of antidrug regulations.
|
|
Then you try to prevent people from abusing the regulations.
|
|
Across the Continent, countries also increased travel regulations and guidelines.
|
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They have to comply with labor laws and health regulations.
|
|
This culminated in new regulations that took effect on Feb.
|
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What they can do is they don't enact nonsensical regulations.
|
|
Finally, regulations should ensure that Uber treats its drivers fairly.
|
|
The administration has been aggressive in rolling back environmental regulations.
|
|
The pace of consideration for significant regulations also has slowed.
|
|
The Crapo proposal would relax important regulations for major banks.
|
|
Some Republican senators therefore refuse to repeal the regulations nationwide.
|
|
The threat of rigid environmental regulations remains remote in Pantanal.
|
|
That way, the company remains in compliance with European regulations.
|
|
Small farmers say they're drowning in federal rules and regulations.
|
|
Tighter emissions regulations have led automakers to use more palladium.
|
|
And that connection could help inform better products and regulations.
|
|
But it has also lobbied to weaken U.S. methane regulations.
|
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Regulations taxing carbon could also make the fuel more attractive.
|
|
Such compensation is covered by FIFA regulations for player transfers.
|
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The amended cannabis regulations will come into force on Oct.
|
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The plan would override stricter regulations from the Obama administration.
|
|
Many Republicans are reluctant to add any regulations to businesses.
|
|
Typically, regulations are rationalized as efforts to address market failures.
|
|
Why then is there a push for increased rail regulations?
|
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New York lawmakers need to commit to strong rent regulations.
|
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Wheeler shares Mr. Pruitt's zeal to dismantle climate change regulations.
|
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Because of the gaming regulations, people are very strict here.
|
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The commentary also suggests that regulations will need to change.
|
|
Firearm regulations would be harder to sustain against constitutional challenges.
|
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Regulations are a wild card for EV sales, Nagle says.
|
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Both fit most standard overhead size regulations, Mr. Dillon said.
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And I think, rightly, we are subject to stringent regulations.
|
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It will take time for those regulations to catch up.
|
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She leads the agency enforcing nursing home laws and regulations.
|
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But the airline told them that would violate safety regulations.
|
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The new regulations are intended to banish such bureaucratic hurdles.
|
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Democrats pressed her to affirm the importance of those regulations.
|
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But he agreed that federal regulations might help the industry.
|
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But we're absolutely committed to following all moral and regulations.
|
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Under senate regulations this means the investigation can go ahead.
|
|
Trump cut taxes for corporations and slashed regulations on polluters.
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The regulations will be open to public comment until Dec.
|
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The new regulations limit shoe designs to a single shank.
|
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Rules that would repeal existing regulations would also be exempt.
|
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Some of the rules involve making government regulations less burdensome.
|
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His first draft contained six hundred words about traffic regulations.
|
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Wall Street shrugged off worries about new regulations in India.
|
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Whether regulations stifle economic growth is the subject of debate.
|
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He has repeatedly argued that labor regulations stifle economic growth.
|
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She cites his push to roll back regulations on businesses.
|
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And those voters made their distaste for government regulations clear.
|
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Barr has two primary obligations under the special counsel regulations.
|
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Headlines Cuadrilla rebuffed in plea to relax fracking regulations on.ft.
|
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It isn't about property rights, regulations or federal grazing fees.
|
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If Britain diverges from European regulations, the slowdown could worsen.
|
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We have an NLRB and labor regulations against wage theft.
|
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We've cut regulations at a level that nobody thought possible.
|
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Dan Sullivan (Alaska), are opposed outright to waiving the regulations.
|
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Often, politicians who oppose clean water regulations cite economic considerations.
|
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Third, few states would adopt the California DOJ regulations verbatim.
|
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And those regulations might be ineffective ones or excessively burdensome.
|
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Federal regulations governing organic agriculture prohibit the use of glyphosate.
|
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He also called on the government to tighten gun regulations.
|
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And regulations I also want to put on the list.
|
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But regulations, small businesses, go ask any small business, okay?
|
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CAN THE RULES AND REGULATIONS AROUND BANK CAPITAL BE RELAXED?
|
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Draft regulations around the law were only released in October.
|
|
The incoming Department of Education could easily overturn Obama's regulations.
|
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The company also was seeking repeal of net neutrality regulations.
|
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Can existing laws and regulations perform more efficiently and effectively?
|
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Regulations have been softened in campaigns to cut "green tape".
|
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Germany's particularly cumbersome construction regulations also add to the expense.
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Tighter emissions regulations globally imply heavier palladium auto catalyst loadings.
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Both have widely discussed their intentions to rollback burdensome regulations.
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Details regarding all these regulations are yet to be issued.
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Legal gun ownership with some regulations promotes peace and prosperity.
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Entrepreneurs have complained that existing regulations are stifling new innovation.
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Such institutions are also subject to stricter oversight and regulations.
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This could be a breach of Saudi data exclusivity regulations.
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"In California, we're being bombarded with regulations," Mr. Bandoni said.
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The Department of Energy follows federal travel regulations without exception.
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The regulations in many states seem designed to discourage it.
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Other states are also mulling similar regulations on data privacy.
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Regulations on fossil fuel companies and banks will be revived.
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The policies included a wide array of rules and regulations.
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We'll likely need regulations to ensure it doesn't keep happening.
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That same year it enacted new regulations on religious life.
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That will likely lead to burdensome regulations, or worse, criminalization.
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OCAHO regulations must be amended to curb this mitigation process.
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In its place, the Justice Department drafted Special Counsel regulations.
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"Title II regulations actually squeeze the smaller networks," he said.
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His statement underlined the absurd results of the CON regulations.
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Details regarding all these regulations are yet to be issued.
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Most of the regulations were written by the Obama administration.
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Instead, it directs agencies to issue new regulations or guidance.
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Video device regulations already on the books are embarrassingly outdated.
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If her proposed regulations were to pass, the landscape of
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Some smaller loosening of financial regulations has also provided encouragement.
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But the biggest stop is the governments and the regulations.
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American workers are benefiting from his reversal of punishing regulations.
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Trump has defended Pruitt, citing his work cutting environmental regulations.
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Interestingly, the executive order exempts regulations related to national security.
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Remember, the FCC repealed net neutrality regulations earlier this year.
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He's been a guy who's been focused on cutting regulations.
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Rochester earlier said the vessel was in compliance with regulations.
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Those regulations dramatically drove up the cost of health insurance.
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We need government action, both in regulations and in incentives.
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Enforcement of OSHA regulations saves lives and saves employers money.
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Many of these regulations protected public health or the environment.
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"Coal's biggest threat is now economics, not regulations," O'Boyle said.
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The regulations also include guidance for individuals with foreign investments.
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I won a lot of discussions on taxes, on regulations.
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The government has rejected any appeals to loosen its regulations.
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Economists call the approach a cheaper path than inflexible regulations.
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There are rules and regulations and people to help you.
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Tax rates were too high and regulations were too tight.
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Trump has pushed to roll back regulations that prevent development.
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His office issued draft regulations for the law in October.
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Mr. Pai argues that existing regulations are hurting the internet.
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There are precedents for the kinds of regulations under consideration.
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Cars change from year to year as technical regulations change.
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These were meant to assess Behzadzadeh's compliance with state regulations.
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" • "Governments must translate laws and regulations for the digital age.
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Eventually, the United States rationalized its regulations, as has Europe.
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No other university in Hungary was affected by these regulations.
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Major auto manufacturers have circumvented and duped clean air regulations.
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Due to two things — the tax bill and the regulations.
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Back in 2011, Perry decried regulations and subsidies in energy.
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So far, Silicon Valley hasn't been crazy about more regulations.
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