Sentence examples for be left to regulate from inspiring English sources

He says the press can't be left to regulate itself.

Some commentators suggest that technology moves too quickly for government to effectively regulate, and that fast moving technology markets should simply be left to regulate themselves.

Still, NSA cannot be left to regulate itself.

"We strongly believe that the FDA should monitor what drugs are going into animal feed," Keeve Nachman urged, adding that, based on what the researchers discovered, they had little confidence that the animal food production industry could be left to regulate itself.

"We are left to regulate it ourselves and we think we do a good job of it," said Murphy today.

After the assassination, Robert was left to regulate the grief-driven hysterics of his mother and the swift mythologizing of his father, a man who had thought him no more than "very well, considering".

But it is also because governments have been unwilling to take on the press and legislate, in the way that most other rich countries have, to protect the privacy of individuals.In Britain, the press is left to regulate itself through the Press Complaints Commission.

Effectively, then, it is the recipients of weapons who are left to regulate themselves.

But as the midterms kicked off this week with primary elections in Texas, Facebook, Twitter, Google, and other platforms are being left to regulate themselves.

While 6.6 billion people have not run the oil derricks dry, large populations have significant effects on local resources, with women and children walking hours for water, firewood and other basic needs.The leader suggests that the issue of climate should be left to governments to regulate and tax.

But critics like Mr. Sankaran and a host of children's law groups say the needed changes should not be left to a commission to regulate but should be written into federal or state laws.