Sentence examples for begun to regulate the from inspiring English sources
But in the past fortnight, the Macedonian government has begun to regulate the flow.
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.
Recently, the FDA has begun to regulate the amount of antibiotics utilized in the agricultural and medical industries [ 9].
Slowly, through the use of herbs and acupuncture, Zhai begins to regulate the vital energy, or Qi, that flows through the body.
By 1906, however, the importance of opium in the West's trade with China had declined, and the Qing government was able to begin to regulate the importation and consumption of the drug.
One good sign: In late July, a Senate committee, for the first, time passed the Safe Chemicals Act, landmark legislation sponsored by Senator Frank Lautenberg, a New Jersey Democrat, that would begin to regulate the safety of chemicals.
(The proposed changes come after the agency first began to regulate the price of prison and jail calls in 2013).
More attention was brought to quality issues in the 1930s, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration began to regulate the quality of condoms sold in the United States.
The office began to regulate the flow of emergency cases to the hospitals, with popular support, respecting the hierarchical position of each institution and the actual level of care available at the various health care centers.
The federal government has only begun to regulate it, and states and counties tend to follow the federal lead.
