Sentence examples for have to regulate from inspiring English sources
"People would say 'oh well, it affects boys, so why do we have to regulate it for women?'" she says.
As well as overseeing monetary policy, he will have to regulate British banks.
"It is possible to combine human rights with the prerogative governments have to regulate their borders".
Equally, if Ofsted does have to regulate all the organisations involved then its workload would increase hugely, making it harder to ensure the quality of all care services.
"To avoid contempt and damages in Europe, eBay is going to have to regulate the sales in there differently than they do in the U.S".
So hunting has to regulate the balance".
But conflicting court decisions have left unclear what powers the F.D.A. has to regulate these pharmacies.
"She's so much better, deeper, more sensitive and intelligent than everyone around her that she has to regulate her own misanthropy.
Excited, the eighteen of us boom so loud that Teacher — all teachers at our school are called Teacher — has to regulate us like a blaring television.
This new law has to regulate what is legal and what is illegal.
