Sentence examples for attempts to regulate a from inspiring English sources

Each field of activity attempts to regulate a different aspect of cyberweapons acquisition or use.

The Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA) attempts to regulate a nonexistent market failure.

The dispute over Stuttgart 21 culminated in the summer with the serious injury of nine policemen, who had been attempting to regulate a demonstration against the project.

Abbott added that the government would not make "any attempt to regulate a market which is working well" and "the last thing we want to do is to crackdown on people's creativity".

The current proposal agreed in Brussels is a misconceived attempt to regulate a settlement that does not exist, moreover the timing is out of kilter with the bond markets and this "fiscal agreement" may well be priced out of existence before any resolution by the eurozone is achieved in March of next year.

"To the extent that policy gets involved in attempting to regulate a service like this, the more you're disrupting the natural flow of things," he said.

"This is the very first attempt to regulate a massive industry with global reach, yet with an impact down to the smallest communities.

She told me, "The bill has certainly stirred up a lot of passion, which was to be expected since this is the first attempt to regulate an industry that has had very few regulations to deal with".

But requiring, or even encouraging, efforts to introduce "smart gun" technology remains unpopular with the gun lobby, which has worked to undermine such research and attempts to regulate firearms as a dangerous consumer product.

This can lead to inadequately informed policies, such as the attempts to regulate antibiotic use in a top-down fashion in contexts where a majority of the population seek care and medicines in informal markets, operating outside the formal and state-led regulatory system [ 13].

According to Blanch, attempts to regulate nuclear plants after a Fukushima- or Chernobyl-type catastrophe are known in the trade as "tombstone regulation".