Sentence examples for ever regulated from inspiring English sources

Additionally, CME group will launch the first ever regulated bitcoin futures product on December 10th.

I worried thatanorexia had permanently short-circuited her brain-body connection; howwould she ever regulate her own eating?

Because apart from the fact that Meryl Streep has already scooped more than her share of these babies for playing more conceivable moods than either Xanax or Zanuck could ever regulate, what would the Queen show up wearing?

For Canada, it means that an over-reliance on the tar sands as an economic drive is a huge risk if the world ever regulates greenhouse gas emissions.

Many cabbies, accustomed to the come-as-you-are culture of the front seat, said they were unaware that their dress had ever been regulated.

"This is the first time tobacco products have ever been regulated in any significant way, anywhere in the United States," said Russell Sciandra, director of the Center for a Tobacco-Free New York, drawing a distinction between regulation of sales and of content.

Their inventory exists specifically to soak investors in a scheme that would be labeled money laundering if the art market would ever become regulated.

The real lesson of Comcast v. FCC is not that a court has vacated a broadband order but that the FCC is as determined as ever to regulate broadband and discourage investment.

In response it has been ever more strictly regulated, which has imposed additional costs.

Bank lending to real estate has been heavily regulated ever since the Asian financial crisis in 1997 and 1998.

David Cameron's team, alas, seem to specialise in snoozing, sloppy pizza and total tactlessness – and nothing will ever be properly regulated that way.