Sentence examples for legislating controls from inspiring English sources

In fact, the bill would all but end damage liability for the gun industry -- an extraordinary shelter never extended to the tobacco and alcohol industries in legislating controls over the harm their products cause.

Businesses and congressmen who dislike the idea of legislating to control emissions may now decide that a new law, over which they can have some influence, would be better than regulation through an old one.

Perhaps even better, they could skip getting the legal memos and go right to the meat of the matter — using oversight and perhaps legislating to control the president's killing powers.

Common sense tells us that this is so; we need only look at the world outside America and see how other countries, at least as "rugged" as our own, with histories just as frontier-filled, have dealt with gun violence by legislating to control guns — and how little gun violence they have as a result.

Western governments were Twitter fans in these instances; it's only when its snappy bursts intrude into the bulwarks of their own establishment that governments stop liking it, and begin murmuring about "legislating" and "controlling" the internet, as Nicolas Sarkozy did last week at the G8 summit.

Thanks to much effort on the part of many well-intentioned people, America is prepared to legislate to control carbon.

After decades of being run from Islamabad, provinces will eventually have the right to legislate, to control their own education programs and significantly more of their finances, among other things, a difficult retooling that could lead to even more instability if it is not handled delicately.

Several perceived barriers to SDM were independently associated with the respondents' enthusiasm about promoting better conversations with patients as a cost-containment strategy, whether decision support tools showing costs would be helpful and whether SDM should be legislated to control healthcare costs.

Level of enthusiasm for "Promoting better conversations with patients as a means of lowering healthcare costs"; degree of agreement with "Decision support tools that show costs would be helpful in my practice" and agreement with "should promoting SDM be legislated to control overall healthcare costs".

Second, we also asked for respondents' degree of agreement with "Decision support tools that show costs would be helpful in my practice" (strongly disagree, moderately disagree, moderately agree, strongly agree); and finally, we asked "Should promoting SDM be legislated to control overall healthcare costs" (yes/no).

"I believe the laws currently in place are good and that we need to be careful not to over legislate and put controls on importing homeless animals," she said.