Sentence examples for effectively regulating from inspiring English sources

"They're mandating somebody to engage in commerce, so they're effectively regulating inactivity," Mr. Muise said.

– Matthew Flinders For the Charity Commission this would be disastrous: "It is essential that there is external oversight, independent from government, capable of effectively regulating the sector.

One practical measure for more effectively regulating the field and lowering costs would be for third parties to compete to provide accurate and useful information about the quality of lawyers.

The owners of the flocks -- one in this little northern Vermont town, the other in Warren, Vt., some 60 miles to the southwest -- have argued that the sheep are healthy and that the government, rather than keeping mad cow disease out of the United States by effectively regulating the supply of animal feed, is sacrificing them in order to protect the image of American agriculture.

That's entirely up to the company, of course, but it may be that the FCC has in this case succeeded in effectively regulating its industry.

Moreover, these institutions are charged with effectively regulating transnational problems that national institutions cannot tackle alone: climate change, the diffusion of nuclear weapons, and financial markets.

If we are correct about omissions from Pfizer's advertising, then neither market forces nor FDA regulation has effectively regulated the mass marketing of Lipitor.

Presumably, if we could understand what factors can effectively regulate AFC in ALI, either endogenously or exogenously, then effective therapies could be designed to increase AFC in ALI.

"Regulators should have the authority and appropriate flexibility they need to effectively regulate the banking system," he added.

All of these of necessity are more effectively regulated across borders, requiring European legislation.

It is vital to ensure these rapidly emerging markets are effectively regulated.