increased regulation
collocation in Englishmeaningsofincreaseandregulation
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increase
noun[C or U]
uk/ˈɪn.kriːs/us/ˈɪn.kriːs/
a rise in the amount or size ...
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regulation
noun[C or U]
uk/ˌreɡ.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/us/ˌreɡ.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/
an official rule or the act of ...
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And the preservation of the public health necessitatedincreasedregulationof industry and a heightened scrutiny of personal behaviors.
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But the combination ofincreasedregulationand low fees drives out the type of provider that is most prepared to take risks.
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More information to consumers, consumer driven health care, health savings accounts,increasedregulationand more are being experimented with.
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Tax relief on pension contributions may be the carrot, but the stick of compulsion is constantly being waved along withincreasedregulationfor providers.
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While permittingincreasedregulationof private rights as a concession to the changing conditions of modern life, judges still wanted to avoid turning judicial review into a rubber stamp.
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In contrast, the more intensively used grasslands are being subjected toincreasedregulationand policing to prevent damage to surrounding environments.
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We take into account, first, the costs associated withincreasedregulation; secondly, the threat of unlimited fines; and, thirdly, the unspoken parameters of implementing social and environmental policy.
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They put up taxes for small businesses andincreasedregulationwhen they promised to cut it.
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It points to the need forincreasedregulation.
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We have often believed thatincreasedregulation, especially in the building industry, can act as a disincentive to enterprise.
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This is not an area where we need deregulation; we needincreasedregulation.
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All that is threatened by the triple whammy ofincreasedregulation, the taxation of pensions and the fall in annuity rates.
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Clearly, these agencies have made serious mistakes, and some form ofincreasedregulationwas inevitable.
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Labour's proposals would have cost the nation even more, would have damaged businesses and would have involvedincreasedregulation.
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We have followed these events with concern, in particular the continuing arrest and imprisonment of dissidents andincreasedregulationover religious practice.
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The consumer always pays when competition is eroded throughincreasedregulation.
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Secondly, we must be careful to try to strike the right balance between deregulation andincreasedregulation.
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Instead, the working families tax credit begins to offer us the prospect ofincreasedregulationon informal family child care; and it will further erode the status of single-earner couples.
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Increasedregulationis not the only problem.
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The economic period of 196775 became significant for its major wave of nationalisations amidst theincreasedregulationof the private sector.
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