Sentence examples for has regulated from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, society has regulated hazardous industries by references to engineering codes and standards, and by detailed regulations specifying hardware requirements.
Medicare has regulated prices for decades.
Q.: How is it that the F.D.A. has regulated drugs for adults and not for children?
The law which has regulated the press is the one of July 29 , 1881
Jihad has regulated relations between Muslims and non-Muslims, in peace as well as in war.
SINCE boyhood, the memory of fiveoclocksupper -- thought of as one word, like Presidentroosevelt -- has regulated my instincts.
Since 1981, the Water Code has regulated water allocation through private individual property rights, fostering markets as the distribution mechanism among users.
Jeffrey Toobin is correct in stating that Congress has regulated the interstate health-care market for a half century (Comment, April 9th).
HORACE RUMPOLE, the scourge of the Old Bailey, has regulated his somewhat messy life by clinging to a few time-honored precepts: Never plead guilty.
In fact, the United States Department of Agriculture has regulated commercial use of the label since 2001, according to Holly Givens, a spokeswoman for the Organic Trade Association.
