Sentence examples for agreed to regulate from inspiring English sources

PAGE A22 Rules for Holding Detainees Defying a veto threat from the White House, the Senate agreed to regulate the treatment of prisoners held by the military.

Communities that participated agreed to regulate development; in return, residents living in flood-prone areas qualified for insurance underwritten and subsidized by the federal government.

Faced with calls to end the catch completely in 2008, members of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, or Iccat, agreed to regulate fishing more strictly, adding documentation requirements and reducing the overall catch.

The campaign's efforts were successful, and in January 2013 the government agreed to regulate, rather than ban, raw milk. 5. Navdanya has worked to establish 111 community seed banks throughout India, and has trained more than five million smallholder farmers to protect traditional seed varieties.

It seems like a more realistic solution than world governments and heads of state coming together and agreeing to regulate carbon use".

"I think very few of you would agree to regulate," she said, "when there's an issue, for example, of a mother who is drunk; she puts her child in a bath seat in the tub, turns the water on, goes downstairs.

Given that most spam is concentrated in a handful of countries, regulatory solutions to spam then appears to be a tangible and tractable option; only a small subset of countries would need to agree to regulate an admittedly larger but still a relatively malleable set of ISPs.

The United States and Guatemala had just joined 68 other countries around the world in agreeing to regulate adoptions -- requiring basic standards of documentation like DNA tests to verify that the person who surrenders a child for adoption is, in fact, a biological parent.

But no publisher has yet agreed to be regulated by Impress and it remains uncertain whether a regulator can apply for recognition when it lacks any members.

The industry agreed to be regulated by the F.D.A., which could, among many other things, set manufacturing standards that could include the lowering of nitrosamines, an established carcinogen; mandate bigger and bolder warnings on cigarette packages; virtually eliminate tobacco marketing and advertising; and take other measures that might reduce the long-term harm tobacco causes.

All mouse experiments were agreed to and regulated by the Ethical Committee of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences.