Sentence examples for it is supposed to regulate from inspiring English sources
CARU's level of comfort with the pitching of sugared cereals to kids in the midst of an obesity epidemic is consistent with the intimacy of its connections with the very companies whose activities it is supposed to regulate.
The chief enabler here is the Federal Election Commission, a supposedly independent body that dances to the tune of the parties it is supposed to regulate.
OSHA is a prime example of a bureaucracy that "doesn't want to rock the boat" and protects the corporations and companies it is supposed to regulate.
Already the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has reverted to form, becoming once again a captive of the banks it is supposed to regulate.
But for this to happen we must insert a political crowbar between numbers 16 and 17 Smith Square, to prise the government away from the industry it is supposed to regulate.
Ken Salazar knew when he became interior secretary that he was inheriting a department with a reputation for shady behavior and for cozying up to the industries that it is supposed to regulate.
The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC 2011: 199) documented that even within the anti-regulatory travesty that was the overall Fed system. the New York Fed under Timothy Geithner stood out for its recurrent regulatory failures at the SDIs it was supposed to regulate.
The original act described the world in categories that no longer fitted the industry it was supposed to regulate.
Mr. Brown said he had never seen an agency "that is so distrusted by the folks it's supposed to regulate".
Perhaps the most scathing criticism came in August from an independent monitor who accused the federal agency of relying on flawed analyses, inexperienced staff members and the company it was supposed to regulate.
The office's history of corruption and coziness with the industry it was supposed to regulate had been the subject of years of scathing reports by government auditors, lurid headlines and a score of Congressional hearings.
