Sentence examples for ability to regulate effectively from inspiring English sources

Parliamentary enquiries have questioned its ability to regulate effectively.

The influential House of Commons health committee has launched a damaging assault on the advertising industry's ability to regulate itself effectively in the continuing battle against childhood obesity.

16 The ASQ-SE defines social emotional skills as 'the array of behaviours that permit one to develop and engage in positive interactions with peers, siblings, parents and other adults, with the ability to regulate emotions effectively and accomplish goals'.

They appointed the officials who failed to regulate effectively.

It allows private corporations, public bodies and the executive to regulate effectively their own activities.

There's virtually no legal accountability and the bail bond industry has proven difficult to regulate effectively.

The commission believes that close ties between some regulators and companies are hampering their ability to regulate telecom companies effectively and fairly.

The FCC was forced to go back to the rulebook in January, after a court victory by Verizon effectively undercut its ability to regulate internet service providers.

For more than 30 years, coal ash has been considered an "exempt waste" under a 1980 amendment to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, effectively curtailing the EPA's ability to regulate it.

To function effectively, there needs to be the ability to regulate who can access, and reconfigure, particular components in specified circumstances.

In contrast, breastfeeding is infant-led and there is the possibility that breastfeeding maintains the child's innate ability to regulate their energy intake and to recognise satiety signals more effectively than bottle-fed infants [ 25].