Sentence examples for if you regulate from inspiring English sources

If you regulate one haven, or group of havens, the rich will simply flee elsewhere.

"If you regulate it more, and it cuts into coal, then it's ultimately going to force the coal companies to shut down, or they'd have to shut down because they can't compete with the rest of the country's prices," he said.

"He said, 'You're going to cause the greatest financial crisis since the Great Depression, if you regulate this,'" Greenberger told me.

Citing Lindzen, Inhofe argued that bureaucrats want to control carbon dioxide because "if you regulate carbon, you regulate life -- you control life, and that's what bureaucrats want to do".

How, if at all, will you regulate the way opinions are expressed on the site?

I recently read this line in an article about stress reduction techniques and loved it: "If you can regulate your breath, you can regulate pretty much everything".

"If you can regulate inactivity, basically the non-act of not buying insurance, then there is no aspect to our life that would left free from government regulation and intrusion," Mr. Paul said.

(Or, to put it another way: If you must regulate privacy let us simplify explanations using cartoon-y abstraction that allows for continued obfuscation of exactly how, where and why data flows).

If you tightly regulate utility banks, how will they compete?

"Orgasms become stronger and more powerful than your wildest dreams if you can regulate ejaculation".

If you're regulated, please use Confide in a way that complies with that regulation, just as you would any other communication device.