Sentence examples for keep regulating from inspiring English sources

During these regulation battles the businesses keep figuring out ways to run outside of the regulations (a systems trap called 'Rule Beating') to continue growing while the regulators keep regulating.

But the accounting industry wants us to believe that Andersen was a rotten apple and that, with it gone, we can trust the accountants to keep regulating themselves.

But with the bulk of Britain's newspapers — which want to keep regulating themselves, without government interference — behind him, Mr. Cameron has a great deal of leverage in the matter.

"We need to keep trucking regulated by the federal government to prevent a patchwork of regulations across the country," Mr. Boyce said.

Commenting on the services agreement, Phil Booth, coordinator at health data privacy group medConfidential — which raised early concerns over the data-sharing between DeepMind and the Royal Free — told us: "Will the copy of data that Google will keep be regulated as any other life critical EPR [electronic patient records] system?

If, for example, your stress trigger is traffic or a crowded subway car, you can take proactive steps to ignore them through meditation, deep breathing or other calming steps that can slow the heart rate and keep breathing regulated until the stressor passes.

This bivalency would be analogous to promoters in mammalian ESC which keep developmentally regulated genes transcriptionally poised.

Moreover, the results of our study are in agreement with the findings of recent epidemiological and toxicological studies and provide enough evidence to conclude that it is prudent to keep PM10-2.5 PM10-2.5d in addition to fine paregulated

Ronald Reagan summed up the economic philosophy of the 1970s in one brilliant sentence: "If it moves, tax it; if it keeps moving, regulate it; and if it stops moving, subsidize it".

Posttranslational modifications are not the only mechanism that keeps NEK2A regulated in a cell cycle-dependent manner.

Intracellular Ca2+ concentrations are kept highly regulated at approximately 100 nM as prolonged exposure to high levels of Ca2+ is toxic to the cell.