Sentence examples for an opportunity to regulate from inspiring English sources
A former bond trader, Mr. Lewis has criticized Mr. Obama's handling of the financial crisis, saying the administration missed an opportunity to regulate Wall Street more effectively.
Some politicians insist that many safety regulations were unnecessary in the first place, since no company wants a reputation for products that kill; businesses simply need an opportunity to regulate themselves.
The United States argued that the draft treaty, which would have banned the use of cluster munitions produced before 1980, presented an opportunity to regulate the major users and producers of the weapons that hold an estimated 85 percent of global stockpiles but had not joined the Oslo Convention, including the United States.
A multi-component catalyst offers an opportunity to regulate the conversion of CO2 toward the desired product through the synergistic effect of different active components.
But the fact that they've recognized that there is an opportunity to regulate more efficiently by working together than apart is encouraging.
Thus, the unique surface binding of 23 could interfere with the binding of some RXRα-interacting proteins, providing an opportunity to regulate RXRα activities by targeting the coregulator-binding sites.
Ramadhan presents a great opportunity to regulate our lives.
That means Torre will not have as much opportunity to regulate the workload of his three primary relievers, Mariano Rivera, Mike Stanton and Jeff Nelson.
He believes America has missed the opportunity to regulate this market properly, but thinks there is still a chance for the United Nations to do so by making private military companies an important part of its peacekeeping operations, something it so far declines to do.In the end, though, Mr McFate tends to overstate his case.
The ε-constraint method provides the opportunity to regulate the expenditures related to environmental and social strategies.
