Sentence examples for calling for the regulation of from inspiring English sources

David Carruthers, before he was arrested, had been actively calling for the regulation of his industry.

Yet since 2000, thanks in large measure to Parrish, Philip Morris USA has been calling for the regulation of cigarettes.

The Racing Medication and Testing Consortium and Racing Commissioners International are calling for the regulation of four androgenic anabolic steroids and a ban on any other anabolic steroids in racehorses.The four steroids -- stanozolol, boldenone, nandrolone and testosterone -- can be regulated through blood and urine testing.

In 1998, Mr. Rubin and Mr. Summers opposed Brooksley Born, then the chairwoman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, for correctly calling for the regulation of derivatives; in 2009, Mr. Summers squelched the sound recommendation of Christina Romer, then an economic adviser to Mr. Obama, for a larger stimulus.

Thus, DC vaccination not only requires reduction of tumor load (tumor resection) as much as possible, but also calls for the regulation of the GBM microenvironment which including the addition of some positive regulators and the elimination of GBM-induced immune suppression [ 84].

After Long-Term Capital Management imploded in 1998, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission quickly called for the regulation of over-the-counter derivatives markets.

It called for the regulation of cannabis in the UK, claiming that "cannabis policy reform is not a daring step forwards so much as a righting of historical wrongs".

One section of the draft treaty calls for the regulation of "unsolicited bulk electronic communication", commonly known as "spam".

Such evidence has supported calls for the regulation of broadcast advertising of foods to children, and in 2010 the World Health Assembly passed a resolution endorsing WHO recommendations to 'reduce both the exposure of children to, and power of, marketing of foods high in saturated fats, trans-fatty acids, free sugars or salt', and urging member states to implement the recommendations.

Of course, retailers are not calling for the end of regulation.

Which is why Lib Dem MEP Chris Davies's calling for the legalisation and regulation of hard drugs last week really shouldn't qualify as "brave".