Sentence examples for formally regulated from inspiring English sources

Bugging is formally regulated by the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act of 2000.

The deputy governor is also concerned about leverage of the institutions in the so-called shadow banking system, a reference to institutions which embark on banking activities but are not formally regulated and sidestep the rules to keep away from direct regulation.

Because they are neither licensed nor formally regulated, it is difficult to determine exactly how many exist.

These interrogations are formally regulated and require a great deal of skill and experience on the part of the attorneys.

The Densu Delta in western Greater Accra is a prime example where buildings have been erected outside formally regulated urban development, in an ecologically precarious site.

Instead, they perform a daily charade of checking licences that are purchased without a test, and vehicle conditions that are not formally regulated.

Oakland began formally regulating dispensaries in 2004 with Measure Z, six years before the state of California was ready to vote on whether or not this was a good idea.

The vote makes California the first state in the nation to formally endorse and regulate such services, which have taken off in big cities as an alternative to driving or hailing taxis.

It formally legalized and regulated wagering on June 11, and the first bets came a few days later.

None of these four types of CHWs is formally recognized or regulated by the Ministry of Health (MoH).

The Indian government could turn these providers into formally trained and regulated entry points to the public rural health system, comparable to what ASHAs were envisioned to be, but with enhanced capacities such as treatment for a larger variety of acute ailments.