Sentence examples for a regulated system from inspiring English sources

"Why wouldn't we have a regulated system so that money would instead go to taxed and regulated businesses and the state would have some revenue to deal with any costs or issues that do arise?" Despite the clear economic benefits of legal marijuana, the state-federal divide on cannabis laws has gotten deeper over the past month.

"The idea is to change from a regulated system to a more or less market-driven energy system," says Kramer.

Even so, if one's child intends to do drugs, most guardians would prefer a regulated system that monitors the quality of what's on offer, treats drug dependents with compassion and manages access with sensible warnings and education.

Then they are placed in a regulated system of shelters, and authorities must seek to reunite them with parents or relatives when possible, or place them in foster care to await federal immigration hearings.

Assemblyman Paul D. Tonko, the chairman of the energy committee, points out that the amount spent on new transmission lines dropped to $90 million in 1999, after deregulation, from $304 million in 1988, under a regulated system.

The report, commissioned by the Liberal Democrats ahead of their spring conference this weekend, envisages a regulated system of legal sale and small-scale production, with a pricing mechanism that steers users towards milder forms of the drug.

Right now there are 29 states that have put in place some kind of medical marijuana system, in addition to the eight states (plus the District of Columbia) that have either legalized possession of small amounts of marijuana or set up an regulated system for the commercial sale of the drug.

This indicates a tightly regulated system with a very low level of "leaky" transcription.

Otherwise, the vascular endothelium is maintained in a state of quiescence, which is the result of a tightly regulated system of opposing angiogenic regulators [ 2].

"Europe has traditionally had a more regulated system than the United States," Mr. Mankiw said in a briefing at a two-day conference at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Countries such as the Netherlands and Switzerland achieve universal coverage through a highly regulated system of private insurers that perhaps offers a better model for transitioning from the Affordable Care Act.