Sentence examples for forceful regulation from inspiring English sources

And its forceful regulation to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions from power plants may be one of the most swiftly effective air pollution policies ever implemented anywhere.

In a 1968 essay, "The Tragedy of the Commons," Garrett Hardin wrote that resources held in common would inevitably be ruined by individual self-interest and therefore needed forceful regulation.

Do we want a forceful regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, which will have a good chance of saving our world for our children and grandchildren -- but which inevitably will require fundamental changes in how we obtain and use energy?

After his election four years ago, gun sales shot up in anticipation of forceful new regulation.

"He and the others at Wood & Co. have been among the most forceful proponents of better regulation of the Czech market".

A former staffer to Rep. Henry Waxman, D.-Calif. who is a persistent critic of the drug manufacturers Sharfstein has faulted drug companies' ties to doctors and politicians and been a forceful advocate for FDA regulation of tobacco.

Though its membership has always been relatively small, the Libertarian Party became a forceful voice for limiting government regulation of Americans' economic and political lives.

Since no evidence has yet surfaced that shows that any administration official intervened improperly to save Enron from the perils of bankruptcy, some Democrats have fallen back on being critical of the administration for not being forceful enough in its overall regulation of the company.

The TPers' loud and forceful message is simple: less regulation and less government involvement, despite the obviously tragic results of this philosophy - adhered to fanatically by the last administration - with which we are still living.

Childhood abuse, including FGM may interfere with normal development of interpersonal relatedness and affect regulation leading to a "higher threshold of tolerance" for coercive or forceful sexual advances [ 11].

Stamford City Attorney Andrew McDonald said the ruling "is a very forceful endorsement of the rights of local municipalities to enforce local zoning regulations" that will prevent billboards that would have been nearly 10 stories high.