unfair regulations

I learned from the other fishermen that they had left one night, finally driven into exile by high taxes and unfair regulations.

From a dependency theory view point, these banks took advantage through price fixing and certain unfair regulations.

The general public wouldn't be interested in the subtleties of unfair regulations and the clear imbalance of resources.

Taxi drivers' fraternal organizations blame the commission and what they describe as its unfair regulations for the driver shortage.

Over 90% of New York taxi drivers joined the strike to protest against unfair regulations, medical checkups and health insurance for the drivers.

Some irresponsible Democrats in Congress would have you believe that China's economic success is simply the result of currency manipulation, unfair regulations and pirating American movies.

First, his policy: He argues that foreigners freeze out American products and kill off American jobs with unfair regulations and tariffs, meanwhile shipping more and more of their own products into the United States.

The New York Attorney General, Robert Abrams, called the decision a major victory and said his New York farmers and milk dealers would now be able to conduct business freely in New Jersey, "unfettered by the unfair regulations that until now stifled out-of-state competition."

The many instances of false imprisonment, confiscation of property and new and unfair regulations on Ethiopian business and news media, damaging as they are, pale by comparison to the greatest crime of this regime: the deliberate destruction of one of the oldest nations in the world through systematic enforcement of tribalism in political organization and education.