Sentence examples for if we regulate from inspiring English sources

For example, Glenn Manishin, a lawyer with Patton Boggs L.L.P. in Washington, argues, "If we regulate too soon, then we run a risk of deflecting investment".

What if we regulate it?" She then goes on to run down a number of I-502s provisions, such as its licensing system, penalties and taxation issues.

If we regulate sugar, we should certainly regulate trans fat -- which is far less important to palatability, and more toxic in smaller quantities.

Since creating the financial crisis, the banks have pushed back against tighter regulations and limits on their size and scope, warning of grave threats to the economy if we regulate them too much.

If we regulated technology (and AI is the electricity of the 21st century in many ways), we will create other large issues for ourselves.

Should we regulate activities that, if pursued for an extended period, might physically endanger the participants?

If we develop, regulate, organise mobility we will have, in the long run, much better results.

If we instead regulate these firms so they take no risk, finance will dry up.

In my early teens my gynaecologist had me try a couple of different types of the Pill to see if we could regulate some of those problems but the side effects were so bad that we decided I was better off without them.

"A few simple steps will keep everyone a little safer; as an industry, we have to act as if we are regulated and that's the most professional way to be," he says.

And if we start regulating guns in schools, the British will come back, in disguise as the kids at Virginia Tech, and Seung-Hui Cho will have to kill them one at a time, by hand, instead of all at once.