For now it seems to be able to regulate itself.
We ought to be able to regulate it.
He is grateful to not be among them, to mostly be able to regulate his desires.
Under the law the government will be able to regulate forums, chats, blogs, and even online shops.
Those patients might still have a small reservoir of H.I.V., but their bodies would be able to regulate the infection.
It embraces strict standards and it empowers people to be able to regulate their products and economies".
"The society was absolutely convulsed between the right-wing, conservative opinion and the people who needed to be able to regulate their reproduction," Ms. Enright said.
"Without additional legislative authority, the S.E.C. will not be able to regulate in a thoroughgoing way," he told the Senate banking committee at an April 2006 hearing.
You are not going to be able to regulate supply in a way that would completely control it, like alcohol is 99% controlled.
The discovery suggests that scientists may be able to regulate a major pathway in the brain responsible for appetite and fat-building.
"That is, that with a local ordinance, we would be able to regulate and enforce this in a way that we were not able to do previously".
