Sentence examples for has always been regulated from inspiring English sources

"The home EU intake has always been regulated, but in the last few years we have had free recruitment of applicants with AAB and above and in the last two years ABB and above.

The price of maize has always been regulated by government and so does not entirely reflect market conditions.

The island-wide operations have always been regulated by strict guidelines that adhere to international practices, as reflected in the Field Standard Operating Protocols (SOP).

Each lending cycle creates more credit, which is why lending has always been carefully regulated by national central banks to ensure loans will, in general, be repaid and sufficient capital reserves are held.

But the Chinese market has always been more highly regulated than others in the region — so it's by no means likely that other Asian countries will follow the Chinese lead on tightening regulation to control Uber's growth.

The sex trade has always been legal in the Netherlands and it is regulated under normal labour laws.

For instance, one of my boys has always been able to self-regulate, to eat a few bites of ice cream and stop when he is full.

Regulating chemicals has always been a thorny proposition.

And critics of airline deregulation will say AA's troubles are the inevitable consequence of a "flight to the bottom" sparked by the 1978 federal act that unleashed market forces on the hitherto closely regulated industry.Cassandra has always been a supporter of deregulation, but I have to admit that flying in America is a bit like being on Greyhound bus though often with less service.

Mr. Willis did not want to speculate on the law's chances for success, but he said the agency's position "has always been that local governments have jurisdiction to regulate land use projects that take place in their territory, but not outside their territory".

"The problem has always been that the board was dominated by those that it regulated and not represented by investors.