Sentence examples for begun to regulate from inspiring English sources
Catalonia's regional government has already begun to regulate brothels and clubs.
But in the past fortnight, the Macedonian government has begun to regulate the flow.
The federal government has only begun to regulate it, and states and counties tend to follow the federal lead.
The Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has also begun to regulate antibiotics use in farm animals, though critics say the agency isn't doing enough.
I know certain areas have begun to regulate the power consumption of devices during standby modes, but I can't seem to find any citations supporting this.
At the same time, as feminists and policymakers around the globe have begun to regulate harassment, many have imported into their own legal traditions a version of the US model now being reexamined.
Additionally, participating in donor sports has potential psychological benefits such as enhanced perception, cognition and emotional self-regulation, as athletes begin to regulate anxiety during competition when they need to regulate their performance behaviours under pressure.
And, in the ultimate example of power-hungry federal regulators providing "solutions" where no problem currently exists, for the first time in the history of the Internet, the federal government will begin to regulate service providers with "net neutrality" regulations.
By means of CM, CBIs can confront state actors and begin to regulate issues and create space for social initiatives by decentralizing regulation and targeting place-oriented goals (Lemos and Agrawal 2006; Collier et al. 2009).
