Sentence examples for difficult to regulate the from inspiring English sources
His mother's cooking needs so much attention in part because it is difficult to regulate the heat of an outdoor fire.
Ms. Lerner said that the house had its drawbacks: it's difficult to regulate the temperature, and then there is the constant stair climbing.
His solution is to create an alternative campaign-finance system; alternative because Supreme Court rulings, most especially the 2010 Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decision, make it difficult to regulate the current system, which permits unlimited corporate and independent expenditures in support of candidates for federal office.
On September 28th, the European Union abandoned its support for the current system and proposed a new, governmental approach, leaving America more isolated than ever.Although the internet is largely decentralised and so difficult to regulate, the domain-name system is one of the few levers by which it can be controlled.
Ross Barkhan, a senior political reporter at The New York Observer, told HuffPost Live that, from a legal standpoint, it would be difficult to regulate the women.
If the heterogeneity were solely due to noise, it would be difficult to regulate the rate.
"We think it is extremely difficult to regulate this kind of behavior," said William G. Dressel Jr., executive director of the League.
"I understand that it will be difficult to regulate, but the Vatican will have to establish some rules," Mr. Franco said.
Julie Hudson at UBS said: "Should transport emissions become too difficult to regulate because of the difficulty of amassing accurate data, we think this might go way beyond the diesel engine, to accelerate the demise of the combustion engine".
"In practice, online content is much more difficult to regulate because of the vast numbers of distribution options available.
In addition, some individuals began experimenting with countless new substances, particularly from the phenethylamine and tryptamine families, which was difficult to regulate or suppress because the necessary information to make the drugs was widely available through the Internet.
