Meanings of change regulations in English

Help to change regulations for small businesses; big businesses are already well-served on Capitol Hill.

Trump has also moved to roll back other Obama-era climate change regulations California's leaders support.

But they dovetail with President Donald Trump's policy of rolling back Obama-era climate- change regulations to free up more drilling and mining.

The lawsuits came on the heels of a lawsuit filed on Wednesday challenging other recent moves to undo Obama's climate change regulations.

Always remember that success can quickly reverse if Chinese authorities suddenly change regulations or if key customers are offended and withdraw their support.

Trump this month signed an executive order sweeping away Obama-era climate change regulations, saying it would end America's "war on coal."

He would be "absolutely amazed" if New Zealand could not change regulations in response to something like that in the future.

In March U.S. President Donald Trump signed an order to undo Obama-era climate change regulations, keeping a campaign promise to support the coal industry.

He also said Russian delegates to international sporting organisations should seek to change regulations and implement a statute of limitations on suspected doping violations.

The government plans to change regulations on removing incompetent teachers, enabling headteachers to "deal more swiftly, effectively and fairly with underperforming members of staff".

Indian developers are often hit by changing regulations.

While retrospectively changing regulations to facilitate credit notes over cash is unfair, there is logic to it.

They could include a $6 billion pipeline between Western Australia and South Australia, and changing regulations to increase production.

Highly leveraged U.S. nursing homes are struggling with dwindling government reimbursements for care and changing regulations that increase costs of care.

They also advocate carefully fixing fiscal deficits, while changing regulations to boost employment and make both labour and capital more productive.

In the past many investors have largely shunned Croatia due to red tape, high taxes, frequently changing regulations and a slow judiciary.