Sentence examples for be to regulate the from inspiring English sources

But, instead of discouraging home ownership, a better solution would be to regulate the lenders that gave mortgages to speculators.

Their main biological role may be to regulate the growth of stem cells in the bone marrow and elsewhere.

The only way for Trump to address this would be to regulate the maximum prices that providers are allowed to charge to insurers.

"We have argued that the likely best solution would be to regulate the number of hen harrier nests on grouse moors so that a dispersed and evenly spread population of harriers is maintained without inflicting severe damage on any one grouse stock.

But their purpose was found to be to regulate the conduct of manufacturing and trading not in interstate commerce, but in the states -- matters not within any power conferred upon Congress by the Constitution -- and the levy of the tax a means to force compliance.

Here, the primary outcome of this function may be to regulate the integration of input impinging on proximal and distal sites of electrically extended dendrites [68], [69].

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's mission is to regulate the energy industry.

Their only function is to regulate the flow of electricity inside chips.

To prohibit solicitation is to regulate the business, not to prohibit it.

The most important thing is to regulate the sale of large-caliber weapons and assault rifles.

The goal is to regulate the qi and the blood by alleviating blockages, draining excesses and refilling shortages.