Sentence examples for compelled to regulate from inspiring English sources
George Stephanopoulos obviously is a unique entity that his new employers feel compelled to regulate, even if the regulation is incoherent.
(A victory by the states wouldn't compel EPA to regulate carbon dioxide. Still, the agency would be forced to reexamine the issue, presumably with new instructions on what to consider).
The chance that social heuristics will compromise mating decisions compels ciliates to regulate either the reliability and accuracy of fitness predictions or the final outcomes of decisions.
In that case, Massachusetts, along with 11 other states and several cities and nonprofit organizations, sued the EPA in an effort to compel it to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from motor vehicles under the Clean Air Act.
Under the oil-for-food program, which regulated Iraqi exports, Iraq was compelled to sell its oil to middlemen who in turn sold it to major international traders.
We barely regulate financial markets for years, thinking regulation oppressive, until we are compelled to nationalize private firms.
If you're keeping score, in a legal sense, the new standards are a response to a 2007 Supreme Court decision in Massachusetts v. E.P.A. that compelled the agency to regulate the emissions of greenhouse gases, primarily carbon dioxide, to comply with the Clean Air Act.
The Bush administration, determined not to regulate greenhouse emissions, issued a rule exempting those emissions from important provisions of the law, so that large polluters couldn't be compelled to reduce their emissions to protect the polar bear.
Our species is compelled to make art.
"I felt compelled to find out".
