Sentence examples for has always regulated from inspiring English sources

But the need for the state to establish a proper definition of marriage is a different matter, he says, because the law has always regulated it in the interest of parenthood and community.

Growth and developmental rates are intrinsically linked to energy metabolism, and it is therefore likely that TH has always regulated these processes, at least in part by regulating metabolism.

Local governments have always regulated urban life through the application of local regulations.

We have always regulated the utility providers of water, electricity, and communications, because everyone needs these services at a reasonable cost and because there is only one provider of them in most places; without oversight, they'd gouge the rich and leave the poor unserved.The economics of utilities have not changed just because we now watch YouTube videos.

"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.

And the Food and Drug Administration has always tightly regulated the manner in which pharma companies develop drugs, setting a close parameter on their cost.

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.

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).

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.

First, while government has always had the power to regulate contracts and business activity, Obamacare compels people to enter into activity so that it can regulate them.

The F.D.A. has always had the authority to regulate laboratory-developed tests but chose not to do so when tests were used locally.