Sentence examples for desire to regulate from inspiring English sources
Fiercest opposition came from Patrick McLoughlin's Department for Transport, which flatly opposed Manchester's desire to regulate local bus companies.
In the Budget, the Chancellor expressed a desire to regulate this market - and this could happen next year.
That enormous change was undertaken with no thought or effort — or desire — to regulate the world that it would help to create.
The insidious relationship between the desire to regulate and the need for congressmen to get re-elected drives the expansion of government".
While recently appointed officials are actually showing "a desire to regulate," the regulatory agencies are beset by deep "structural issues," Mr. Eisinger says.
The government's announcement demonstrates the difficulty of juggling a higher education sector heavily dependent on international student revenue and the desire to regulate migration.
From the beginning, Harry spoke of his work as an extension of his life; in a grant proposal he wrote that he would use the money "to photograph as I felt and desired; to regulate a pleasant form of living; to get up in the morning — free, to feel the trees, the grass, the water, sky or buildings, people — everything that affects us; and to photograph that which I saw and have always felt".
Control over thrombin activity is much desired to regulate blood clotting in surgical and therapeutic situations.
However, the introduction of chelating group which desires to regulate metastasis genes seems not to disturb the iron metabolism.
These regulatory factors will be adjusted based on errors between the measured gene products, mRNA and protein, concentration levels and their desired values to regulate the gene expressions profiles.
Long in coming and motivated in part by the desire to better regulate genetically modified crops, limitations on NBRA's scope of activities serve to maintain the anachronistic separation of institutions that govern small- versus large-molecule drugs.
