Sentence examples for administer and regulate from inspiring English sources
Yet the people of Brunei don't seem to care too much about the stifling of their free speech, which is mostly down to three reasons: The country is rich; the government is generous; and the population is small, meaning authorities find new projects—as well as new laws easy to administer and regulate.
A letter from the Football League, which at the time administered and regulated football from the top-flight professional game all the way down to youth level, said it was "opposed" to the "Bob Higgins Soccer Academy BHSASAcademy BHSA
What if the site could be administered by the world's largest organisation dedicated to finding them, ICMEC in the US? "My first approach to ICMEC was to see if they would take on the roles of administering and regulating the channel," said Gerry.
Part of that housekeeping directs Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross Jr. to "transmit a plan to create a 'one-stop shop' within the Department of Commerce for administering and regulating commercial space flight activities," and he seems to have been eager to comply.
Ultimately, the teams have to sign up to new commercial deals with Liberty and commit to enter the F1 world championship, which is administered and regulated by the FIA.
The converse is also true: it is that different dimension and that different set of references which comprises nothing less than the entire providential schema of human history, from the beginning right up until the end of the world that, starting from a certain point, begins to be administered and regulated in accordance with the principles that had governed the ancient Greek household.
Groundwater abstraction is administered and regulated by WSC and the law states that nobody is allowed to sink shafts to exploit the groundwater since this is used as potable water.
