Sentence examples for be required to regulate from inspiring English sources

Governments should be required to regulate the sale and transfer of these weapons, perform risk assessments before authorizing a sale and track the use of the arms.

Lead, mercury, and cadmium are among the materials of concern in electronic devices, and governmental policies may be required to regulate their recycling and disposal.

In 2007, the US Supreme Court ruled that if it determined that carbon pollution poses a threat to public health or welfare, the EPA would be required to regulate emissions of that pollution under the Clean Air Act.

In 2007, in a 5-4 decision with Justice Anthony Kennedy casting the deciding vote along with the four more liberal justices, the court ruled that if greenhouse gases were determined to endanger public health or welfare, the EPA would be required to regulate their emissions in accordance with the Clean Air Act.

The Campaign and Struggle Against Acid Attacks on Women has suggested that chemical manufacturers be required to regulate production and to pay for rehabilitation and compensation for victims.

"By law, the FAA will be required to regulate helicopter noise if they cannot demonstrate the success of voluntary measures by the end of the year.

The present study shows that the Hpo pathway is required to regulate Notch receptor levels in the follicle cells, and that this regulation might be achieved by promoting proper endosomal trafficking of Notch.

Milkey insisted that, under the Clean Air Act, the E.P.A. was required to regulate greenhouse gases in the same way that it regulated air pollutants, and its failure to do so was causing irreparable harm to Massachusetts.

In 2007, the US Supreme Court ruled that the EPA was required to regulate greenhouse gases as pollutants, and in 2013, Obama announced the agency's intention to reduce power plant emissions.

A conscious designing of rules is required to regulate water distribution, to build the capabilities of the poor, and to be adaptive to institutional and bio-physical crises.

Due to the limited network capacity and the contention-based channel access mechanism, admission control is required to regulate the number of simultaneous flows to maintain QoS.