Sentence examples for added regulation from inspiring English sources

The state's other senator, Gordon H. Smith, added, "Regulation, to me as a Republican, is an abhorrent thing," but he said he was glad he did not have to vote now on Mr. Wyden's passenger-rights proposal, because he would find it hard to vote against.

"It's added regulation, but I will pay.

This cannot be achieved by the basic architecture; it requires some type of added regulation.

Thirdly, we added regulation of stomata aperture as a clock output, which is directly related to both ABA and TOC1 signalling, as presented in section 2 below.

Again, this suggest for a more important role of Rac but does not exclude an added regulation of ArhGAP44 on Cdc42.

With this added regulation there is greater potential to control the timing of nuclear entry, thus delaying the onset of cellular pathology.

Although more charter schools will be created, the bill increased oversight of the schools and added regulations on how they are formed and operated.

Under Mr. Putin, who has worn a cross and talked publicly about his faith, the government has added regulations, and laws have often been enforced more stringently or, some Protestants say, capriciously.

Another landlord advocate, Dan Margulies, executive director of the Community Housing Improvement Program, complained that owners were also burdened by the costs of various added regulations on lead paint, facade inspections and fire safety.

That failed bill was not very popular with members of the Legislature; nor were the handful of other legislative proposals that emerged in the wake of the scandals that would have added regulations or limits on campaign fundraising.

But some of the proposed changes would add regulation.