Sentence examples for cards regulated from inspiring English sources

Not according to JPMorgan equity analyst Tien-tsin Huang, who posited last month that the feds would try to prevent big banks from relabeling debit cards (regulated) as prepaid cards (unregulated).

Data on birth weight were obtained from the health-care cards, regulated by the Brazilian National Health System.

In a bid to prevent credit card providers exploiting consumers, the government has launched a full review of how credit and store cards are regulated.

Officials confirm phasing out energy subsidies will begin on schedule in July with the introduction of "smart cards" to regulate the distribution of petroleum products.

A recent YouGov poll commissioned by the gift card operator One4All, surveying 2031 people, found that 86% of adults in Britain believe all gift cards should be regulated to protect consumers in the event of retailer collapse.

Consumer advocates complain that prepaid cards are loosely regulated and can cannibalize the money put on them.

But these cards are not regulated by the government, and they cover fewer drugs than would be required under the federal program.

In a California card club, a regulated gambling house where players compete against one another, the tables would increase the house's share to about $150 a table an hour.

This week, he announced admirably ambitious goals, including scrapping the Labour Party's plans for national ID cards, more carefully regulating Britain's omnipresent surveillance cameras and reforming its notoriously overreaching libel laws.

"Each deck had somewhere between 44 and 59 cards, the amount wasn't regulated or anything, we just stopped when we felt like we had enough," he tells The Creators Project.

I recognize that credit card companies have used tactics in pushing cards that might well have been regulated.