Sentence examples for attempts at regulation from inspiring English sources

In a context of declining wages and rising costs, attempts at regulation are unpopular.

Peak organisations accept overallocation as a critical issue but conflict over water has disrupted several past attempts at regulation.

Yet not all of government's attempts at regulation have been successful, or greeted with approval.

And Motsaoledi complains he is dismissed as a health fanatic while food companies chasing profits ignore his attempts at regulation.

Under the banner of the First Amendment, newspapers have managed in court to beat back most attempts at regulation.

Past crises, and the attempts at regulation that follow, have done little to truly change this culture.

The attempt at regulation looks like sour grapes from a state that was too late to the transportation game.

They endlessly preach that more guns make us safer and any attempt at regulation is an injury to freedom.

But he acknowledged that any attempt at regulation would have to take into account the forces that have kept the practice in place for years.

The difference, which Scalia labors to deny ("Certainly the books we give to children … contain no shortage of gore"), is sufficient, Alito thinks, to justify the state's interest in regulation, even though he finds the present attempt at regulation flawed.

Mr. Yassky said the city "should be circumspect about substituting its judgment for the judgment of business people". But he acknowledged that any attempt at regulation would have to take into account the forces that have kept the practice in place for years.