Sentence examples for debated regulation from inspiring English sources

This week I went to a glamorous event in the Banqueting House in Whitehall where a panel of the great and good, led by Sir Harold Evans, debated regulation of the press.

Known as the "gainful employment" rule, the hotly debated regulation would gauge whether students at such programs are able to repay their student loans and can attain salaries that don't bury them under unmanageable debts.

Voicing outrage that President Clinton was issuing these hotly debated regulations in its final days, business groups vowed to try to get President-elect George W. Bush or Congress to overturn them.

MPs are expected to debate regulations that will set detail how the benefit cap will work at a Commons legislation committee meeting on Tuesday.

The Obama administration has sought more stringent fuel standards for new cars, and Congress is debating regulations that would progressively limit carbon dioxide emissions throughout the economy.

On global warming, Mr. Bloomberg echoed criticism from Democrats and environmental advocates who say that the Republicans have been slow to act, questioning how much human activity contributes to it and debating regulations.

In Scotland, MSPs have debated press regulation and whether to take a UK-wide approach or create a separate system.

Whatever the outcome of that debate, regulation is a different topic.

Their principal focus is on helping companies avoid or influence legislation, public debate, regulation, prosecution, class-action lawsuits, antitrust judgments, and taxes.

Brazil is leading a charge to protect its own citizens' personal data by debating regulation that would require Internet data on Brazilians to be stored in Brazil.

Dozens of the ride-sharing company's employees and fans hung out with sandwiches and swag as NYC lawmakers debated new regulations.