Sentence examples for enough to regulate the from inspiring English sources

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.

While several groups have said the bill does not go far enough to regulate the tobacco industry and fails to promote safer tobacco products, most major public health advocacy groups have endorsed it.

"It is not enough to regulate the money supply," concluded Soros.

The absence of the large voids in the films coagulated from the surface-treated solutions is attributed to the surface network structure being strong enough to regulate the incursion of coagulant during the film forming process at coagulation.

Brown's proposal caps months of debate on whether city and state governments are doing enough to regulate the safety of new structures near faults.

"The websites and government are not doing enough, and certainly not quickly enough to regulate these sites.

But others argued that the commission did not go far enough to regulate all the different ways that Internet companies monitor users.

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.

But that might not be such a bad thing: ideally, Thailand will develop a political system robust enough to regulate itself, without intervention from the monarch.

Later Mr. Biderman would sue the Park Service, charging that it had not done enough to regulate development and zoning practices on the island.