Sentence examples for enough to regulate from inspiring English sources

10.09am BST Dorrell co-ordinated the Major government's response to the second Calcutt report, in 1993, which said the press had not done enough to regulate itself and the time had come for statutory regulation.

Richard Lloyd, executive director of the consumer group Which, said the regulator's report was effectively admitting that it had not done enough to regulate the market.

It's not enough to regulate the varying degrees of nicotine in cigarettes.

The government, he said, "has finally gotten smart enough to regulate it and get their piece".

But the bureaucrats in Delhi did not understand computer software well enough to regulate it.

The protective role of main banks and cross-shareholdings was enough to regulate matters.

As described above, after removing the DESS that has not enough ability to regulate voltage, the division of the voltage regulation area is performed.

It's not a very prescriptive working theory, unless your priors lead you to believe that the solution to any given problem is decentralisation of power.All of which is to say that it's all well and good to argue that legislators and regulators aren't going to have enough knowledge to regulate and legislate, and should therefore be stripped of some of their powers.

And I hope our country is wise enough not to regulate them.

The Bush administration has argued strongly in favor of the doctrine, which holds that the F.D.A. is the only agency with enough expertise to regulate drug makers and that its decisions should not be second-guessed by courts.

It has more than two dozen Democratic co-sponsors but is opposed by the chemical industry and many Republicans, who argue that the E.P.A. already has enough power to regulate chemicals and simply needs to exercise it more effectively.