Sentence examples for issued to regulate from inspiring English sources

Under Order 17, issued to regulate contractors in Iraq by the one-time US administrator in Baghdad, Paul Bremer, these contractors are immune from prosecution Yes, but that is in Iraq, you could argue; however, after Hurricane Katrina, the Department of Homeland Security hired and deployed hundreds of armed private security guards in New Orleans.

Under Order 17, issued to regulate contractors in Iraq by the one-time US administrator in Baghdad, Paul Bremer, these contractors are immune from prosecution.

Urgent calls from the global community were then issued to regulate the international recruitment of health workers with new global guidelines that would be applicable to all countries and types of health workers [ 1, 20- 25, 29, 29, 41- 44].

Info here: http://t.co/We85yLAzsU pic.twitter.com/vMm0hxNAjs The guidance was initially issues to regulate normal Segways, which include a handlebar and are not allowed on the road either.

Recently, Mr. Matlow's teardown revelations have sparked some vituperative postings between preservationists, home owners and developers in a town now struggling with zoning issues to regulate development and retain neighborhood character.

In addition, can issue permits to regulate, restrict, control or prohibit persons or classes of persons from travelling in any bus, car, train or other vehicle, or in a vessel.

Hamilton justified the creation of this bank, and other increased federal powers, under Congress's constitutional powers to issue currency, to regulate interstate commerce, and to do anything else that would be "necessary and proper" to enact the provisions of the Constitution.

Within two weeks the White House will propose a new plan to endorse and regulate discount cards issued to Medicare beneficiaries.

Within two weeks, the officials said, the Bush administration will formally propose a new plan to endorse and regulate drug discount cards issued to Medicare beneficiaries.

It was a common tax reduction strategy for chief executives and wealthy shareholders a decade ago, but in 2006 the I.R.S. said it appeared to be an abusive tax shelter and issued tighter restrictions to regulate the practice.

Military officials believe that some of the money is redirected to the insurgency by warlords and established power brokers, and on Sunday Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top American commander in Afghanistan, issued new guidelines to regulate the flow of American money.