Sentence examples for impose a regulation from inspiring English sources

F.C.C. lawyers also said that even if cable broadband providers were regulated as telecommunications services, the agency could choose not to impose a regulation that required them to lease their lines to competitors.

"You don't want to impose a regulation.

"They take the position that if an objective feels good, we should impose a regulation without regard to costs.

Ms. Tavani, the civic association president, said that most residents opposed the ban, and she accused Dr. Muller and the Village Council of trying to impose a regulation in defiance of the popular will.

No agency imposes a regulation with "an annual effect on the economy of $100,000,000 or more" lightly.

David:It's the administration that is being absolutist here, trying to impose a uniform regulation on all service providers regardless of their characters, missions or other real-world traits.

Similar findings have been reported recently with ATG7 knockout mEF cells, showing that ATG7 also can impose a reciprocal regulation on p53.

It is impossible to impose an unpopular regulation, even with good reason, because customers will simply "vote with their feet" leaving the regulator with no one to regulate.

Massachusetts last month became the first state to impose a four-pollutant regulation on older power plants, leapfrogging past New York's proposed regulation, and Connecticut and New Hampshire are also moving in that direction.

The Continental Europeans have been quicker to impose a raft of regulation on big financial firms, including strict limits on bonuses, as in France.

Auxins can impose a very rapid regulation of cytokinin biosynthesis (Nordström et al., 2004; Aloni et al., 2006).