Sentence examples for choose to regulate from inspiring English sources
Paolo Balboni of the European Privacy Association, a think-tank supported by large technology firms, argues that if some European countries choose to regulate Glass as if it were primarily a professional tool, not a personal one European users could lose out.The personal-use point is crucial.
The good news is that most observers don't believe the FCC will choose to regulate.
Yet although the standard medical model might not prove to be the way in which we ultimately choose to regulate and monitor these services, it is what we have, and it is where we will start.
Those chosen to regulate energy and tackle climate change would have weighed costs against benefits minutely.
Other members of the court were also skeptical about the way Vermont had chosen to regulate the distribution of prescription data.
It can be credibly said that the fourth estate is close to being a state within the state, unregulated except to the modest extent that it chooses to regulate itself and alternately feared and pandered to by public figures".
Instead of outright litigation or banning of new technologies, the Chinese government has chosen to regulate them.
Congress chose to regulate new sources under the CAA in the naïve belief that old ones would quickly fade away.
Well, in the United States, God's law is not the one we have chosen to regulate the commonwealth.
Interestingly, lawmakers in all of these places have chosen to regulate devices primarily used by women while other sexual facilitators -- i.e., Viagra -- continue to disrupt television time with the family.
