Sentence examples for consider regulating from inspiring English sources

It also suggests the Scottish government should consider regulating the provision of medical abortion drugs to allow terminations in early pregnancy to be carried out at home.

If we were really serious about curbing the influence of money, we would consider regulating all kinds of political speech, all year long.

Its report will form part of the government's review which includes the coalition promise to consider regulating the cost of some forms of credit.

On the other hand, when confronted with advocacy to regulate MDMA manufacture and distribution, the same authorities tie themselves in knots trying to argue all drugs (except alcohol and tobacco) are too dangerous to even consider regulating any new drugs.

She added that the European commission may have to consider regulating the market for credit default swaps – the derivatives used by traders to speculate on whether European countries will repay their debts.

To weigh in on climate change, again: The Supreme Court, which in 2007 ordered the E.P.A. to consider regulating greenhouse gases, will hear arguments today on whether states and land trusts have standing to sue power companies to cut emissions.

The federal Education Department is also considering regulating the lists.

The city considered regulating the pitch of roofs and the style of sidings.

Just this month the E.P.A. was reportedly "considering" regulating formaldehyde as a toxic substance, which would be momentous except that the World Health Organization declared it as "carcinogenic to humans" back in 2004, and the E.P.A. itself listed formaldehyde as a "probable human carcinogen" back in the 1980s.

The Commission is considering regulating this industry, and it would make local bans obsolete.

The California legislature is considering regulating the color of cars and reflectivity of paint to reduce the energy requirements to cool them.