Sentence examples for decided to regulate from inspiring English sources
Whatever the outcome in the Proposition 8 case, it was a relief to many that in the DOMA case, the Court seemed fully ready to engage in a discussion of how Congress could have decided to regulate marriages, traditionally the province of state regulation, and in doing so cut out a whole group of people.
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The Financial Times has decided to regulate itself.
Many towns have voted to ban the new retailers; others have decided to regulate them.
Mr. Matheson said the agency had decided to regulate the new salmon as a drug for animals after extensive discussions at all levels at the agency.
Eventually progressive politicians decided to regulate the market rather than rely on criminals to control this new trade; only one MP ended up opposing the move.
Those choices by consumers, especially in the aggregate, represent an economic matter that Congress may decide to regulate.
[C4.] AWAITING THEIR FATE The inventors of a germ-fighting key fob are worried the government may decide to regulate their device as a pesticide.
"You can erase Citizens United, and nothing will change until Congress decides to regulate the super PACs and political nonprofits," Heather Gerken, a professor at Yale Law School, said.
And back then, most ISPs agreed that the FCC had the authority to decide to regulate them lightly.Woody Allen has won several Academy Awards for his films, but has consistently refused to show up to collect them.
"This is a very innovative bill, with the state deciding to regulate the entire chain of production, distribution and access to the substance," said Laura Blanco, president of Uruguay's Cannabis Studies Association.
