Sentence examples for idea to regulate from inspiring English sources

EnerNOC's idea — to regulate energy supply and demand — stuck with him.

He was also among those hectoring Brooksley Born, when the then head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission argued that it would be a good idea to regulate derivatives.

In our grown-up heels and cocktail dresses, in our fancy hats and the plastic glass filled with … something … in the midday sun, we have no idea how to regulate ourselves.

Elizabeth Warren, a professor at Harvard Law School, has an especially promising idea: a Financial Product Safety Commission to regulate the industry.

"The theory is that the commander on the ground has the best idea about how to regulate his own soldiers or marines," she said.

Achieving consensus among all 193 member states of the United Nations is considered a monumental task, but it was hoped that it would be possible in this case because so many countries supported the idea of trying to regulate the $70 billion annual industry at the root of much death and destruction.

The approach exploits a simple but potentially powerfull idea: In order to regulate themselves in a semi-autonomous manner and be protected from potential anomalies, Generation-IV plants should act proactively, that is, effect control in anticipation of (not just in response to) potential contingencies.

Law enforcement and government have a very specific idea of how to regulate, citizens disagree, resolution is precluded, and dispute ensues.

Most notably, his ideas of how to regulate industries dominated by a single large firm are helping to produce strategies for how to prevent Google from using its vast market share in the internet-search business to behave as a monopoly.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is worried about coal ash nationally, and is holding hearings across the country this month to gather ideas about how to regulate its disposal.

He calls Google a monster, Uber a bad idea and wants governments to regulate both.