Sentence examples for and try to regulate from inspiring English sources

Yet, Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto probably didn't think that even the U.S. government would treat it as a currency and try to regulate it.

Companies like Second Genome, Viome and Ubiome are all using approaches that identify bacteria in the human body and try to regulate the production of that bacteria through diet and probiotic pills.

What states must not do is overreach and try to regulate federal airspace.

I saw a spot near the kitchen in which she could sit and try to regulate herself, and I verbally directed her there.

"I think that it's a terrible precedent to have government go in and try to regulate a private company," said Tennant, a doctor who operates a chain of drug abuse clinics.

We can either accept this and try to regulate a natural impulse in a way that minimizes harm or else we can continue to act based on media panics and leave millions of people to the mercy of an infinitely creative black market.

The state is coming into family life and trying to regulate it.

"The state saw what was happening and tried to regulate factories in the 1880s and said let's clear a space for this kind of economics.

Fiona Nicholson, a home education consultant based in Sheffield who gave evidence to the committee in 2010, told the Guardian: The state is coming into family life and trying to regulate it.

The ruling by the judge, Lawrence J. O'Neill of United States District Court in Fresno, said the rule unconstitutionally discriminates against out-of-state producers and tries to regulate activities that take place entirely outside state boundaries, from producers' choice of farming methods to refiners' use of coal-fired electricity.

And not breathing in the sense of going for a run and trying to regulate my heart rate.