Sentence examples for has traditionally been regulated from inspiring English sources

Comstock, who had been convicted of molesting four boys and downloading child pornography, argued that the federal law allowed the government to reach beyond its "enumerated powers," since civil commitment has traditionally been regulated by states.

Access to radio spectrum has traditionally been regulated by government agencies.

"The medical care system has traditionally been regulated through civil cases, so juries generally don't like to find physicians criminally liable," he said.

Office seating has traditionally been regulated to the efficiently ergonomic chair behind the desk, to the much less comfortable chairs around meeting tables and in front of the desk.

Payday lenders have traditionally been regulated by a hodgepodge of laws in the more than two-dozen states where the practice is legal.

Human and ecological receptors are continuously exposed to multiple chemicals; however, chemicals have traditionally been regulated on a chemical-by-chemical basis.

The bill would update the FTC's Funeral Rule, establishing federal standards for all death-related businesses--many of which have traditionally been regulated at the state and local levels.

Although activities concerning the North Sea have traditionally been regulated following a sectoral zoning approach (e.g., shipping lanes, no-take zones around oil rigs, military zones), the more integrated approach that is now preferred, is facilitated by the joint character of IDON.

Aviation was not included in the Paris climate agreement and has traditionally been seen as hard to regulate; international disagreements on emissions standards have also stymied progress.

American regulation has traditionally been based on function, so that one institution might have parts of its operations regulated by the S.E.C. and others regulated by bank, insurance or commodities regulators.

Insulation that effectively regulates core body temperature has traditionally been achieved via lofted or high-pile knit structures that hold warm air.