Sentence examples for decisions to regulate from inspiring English sources

Future commission members, she said, could overturn current decisions to regulate broadband service only lightly.

My lab is currently exploring how these parochial biases in empathy may be due to strategic decisions to regulate empathy to avoid perceived costs.

We performed a longitudinal 131-person field study to analyze the contextuality behind user privacy decisions to regulate access to sensitive resources.

Trustworthiness is used by the Trustworthiness Manager Framework to make control decisions to regulate the system's overall dependability and security characteristics.

These algorithms work to push progenitors and their transitional intermediates through a series of railroad-station-like switching decisions to regulate flux along specific differentiation tracks.

Agencies undertake analysis and make decisions to regulate economic and social issues for which steering by the "invisible hand" of the market is judged to be either ineffective or inappropriate and where direct governmental intervention is considered undesirable.

A former lawyer for Verizon, Pai wants to abolish the 2015 FCC decision to regulate internet providers as utilities under what's known as Title II regulation; instead, he believes the Federal Trade Commission should enforce the principles of an "open internet".

Britain's early decision to regulate all research on human embryos has had its costs.

"The far-reaching and near-ridiculous regulatory burdens required by EPA's decision to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions. . .

And yet now there's furor over the F.C.C.'s decision to regulate one part of our lives a little less.

First, American Electric argued that the decision to regulate carbon dioxide emissions belonged to the legislative and executive branches, not the judicial branch.