Sentence examples similar to is felt to regulate from inspiring English sources

By the time all the inertia built into the climate and energy system is felt even a severe programme to regulate emissions starting today is likely to see warming blow through the 2 degree limit.

"At the time of privatisation it was felt that the market would regulate peak time fares on the long distance journeys," Doe says.

The dance calls for force, yet the force must be regulated for the work's wit to be felt.

It was he who felt that it is necessary to regulate different industrial sectors, and that a small number of companies should lead the national economy".

But the official, more mainstream Leave campaign also invoked immigration as an issue, and its slogan, "Take control," resonated with voters who feel that the government is failing to regulate the inflow of people from Europe and beyond.

"My sense is that the government has many environmental priorities and may feel it is very difficult to regulate such small enterprises that are scattered all over the place," he explains.

It is there to regulate trade.

The situation is hard to regulate.

Wheeler also noted in his missive that he will cast off certain parts of Title II that he doesn't feel are suited to regulating Internet access.

George Stephanopoulos obviously is a unique entity that his new employers feel compelled to regulate, even if the regulation is incoherent.

"Tillman was from South Carolina, and as I hear the story he was concerned that the corporations, Republican corporations, were favorable toward blacks and he felt that there was a need to regulate them".