Sentence examples for eager to regulate from inspiring English sources
James Bradford Ramsey, general counsel for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, said state regulators were not eager to regulate the industry but would act if the companies did not fulfill their promises of improvements in service quality.
Predictably, the tech representatives weren't fooled by a group of lawmakers that appears increasingly eager to regulate their ad operations.
In her first round of interviews with reporters since becoming commissioner last month, Dr. Hamburg also said the agency's staff was eager to begin regulating the tobacco industry once President Obama signs legislation, as he has said he will, giving the F.D.A. power to oversee tobacco companies' marketing efforts and products.
Uber appears to be eager to introduce new rules to regulate the service.
Adjust ventilation to regulate temperature.
California loves to regulate.
Additionally, the new Republicans elected to the Senate are social conservative the Post reports are "eager to revive legislation -- regulating abortion and eliminating environmental rules, for example -- that has stalled or died in the purgatory of a Democratic-controlled Senate".
As a result, the Federal Communications Commission -- which regulates telecommunications -- is now eager to put their footprint in this space by knitting a patchwork set of rules that would apply narrowly to broadband companies while exempting everyone else.
The EPA, which regulates pesticides, has appeared to be particularly eager to aid industry.
Part of that housekeeping directs Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross Jr. to "transmit a plan to create a 'one-stop shop' within the Department of Commerce for administering and regulating commercial space flight activities," and he seems to have been eager to comply.
