Sentence examples for fairness to regulate from inspiring English sources
(Does anyone know how to draw lines of fairness to regulate derivatives as the U.S. is about to do? Do we trust the market to do so instead?) If we are to spend our days skeptically double-checking every tradesman's billing, every contact with the marketplace, then it's time we viewed the market itself skeptically.
A heavy political donor, the accounting industry last year enlisted 46 members of Congress to fight the plan, questioning the S.E.C.'s fairness and its authority to regulate accounting.
This 2013 MIT Sloan Management Review blog provided an early peek into a new framework suggested by researchers to regulate the fairness of predictive analytics processes — something to consider when implementing governance processes around the Internet of Things.
However, last week, a bipartisan group of six Senators introduced the Corporate Governance Fairness Act, which would require the SEC to regulate proxy advisers under the Investment Advisers Act.
Conservatives have long lived in fear that the "Fairness Doctrine" -- an abandoned policy that sought to regulate political content on the radio to ensure that "equal time" be given to both sides of a political debate -- would be re-enacted.
Consumers Union, the nonprofit consumer organization in Yonkers, asked the Transportation Department last month to regulate travel Web sites to ensure their fairness.
He added: "I know the hair stands up on the back of my neck when I hear government officials offering to regulate the news media and talk radio to ensure fairness".
The prosecutor's pursuit of fairness also took her to Mendocino County, where local officials had established an effective "zip tie program" to regulate its medical marijuana trade.
When the FCC issued its Open Internet rules, the hue and cry went up across the land that the FCC was trying to "regulate," or "take control", of the Internet when it tried to bring back fundamental fairness.
Adjust ventilation to regulate temperature.
