Sentence examples for impose regulations to from inspiring English sources
If the UK follows in the steps of the US "shale gas revolution", it should impose regulations to stop such radioactive buildup, they said.
He said the United States wants to avoid "another race to the bottom around the world" as efforts are made to impose regulations to lessen the risk of a repeat of the 2007-2009 financrisisrisis.
In areas that do not meet the new standards, state and local governments will have to impose regulations to reduce the pollutants that produce smog, using technologies that have already cut such emissions from smokestacks, tailpipes and manufacturing plants, or new technology as yet uninvented.
The FCC's report was the basis for a commission ruling the same month that Internet providers weren't deploying broadband in a reasonable and timely fashion, as required by law, opening up the possibility the agency may impose regulations to require providers to upgrade and expand their networks faster.
The option of imposing regulations to limit carbon dioxide has been available to Obama almost since he took office.
For his part, Mr. Bush and Republicans on Capitol Hill blame the gas-price increase on the Clinton administration, saying the administration has had no coherent domestic energy policy and, in imposing regulations to meet clean air standards, had allowed prices to drift as high as $2.39 a gallon in the Midwest.
He's sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency twice in an attempt to prevent it from imposing regulations to protect us all from greenhouse gases.
Florida, Missouri and other states imposed regulations to make it harder for Obamacare to attract users.
The likelihood a President Trump and a pro-Wall Street Republican Congress imposing regulations to stop Silicon Valley from rolling out these automated, blue collar job killers is highly unlikely.
With the rising demand in markets for legally harvested timber, many countries are imposing regulations to make sure that the imported timber and timber products are harvested in a sustainable way.
Some cities have imposed regulations to control the proliferation of street performers.
