Sentence examples for long regulated from inspiring English sources

The proposed rule represents a major expansion of federal authority in an area long regulated by states.

But Nathan Lewin, a lawyer for the Zivotofskys, said that the entire matter was minor and that Congress has long regulated the contents of passports.

Private, gated communities, which were among the fastest-growing residential neighborhoods in the 1990's, have long regulated house color, entrance size and the placement of a driveway basketball hoop, among other things.

The prospects of the two measures being enacted and nudging the federal bureaucracy that has long regulated the railroads and interstate commerce cannot be gauged, in part because there is no precedent.

"State laws have long regulated a great variety of conditions in transportation and industry, such as sanitary facilities and conditions, safety devices andprotections, purity of water supply, fire protection, and innumerable others.

The petition by Mr. Grasso's lawyer draws attention to Mr. Spitzer's tendency to make use of his aggressive enforcement powers in areas long regulated by the federal government -- whether cracking down on mutual fund trading abuses or investigating conflicts of interest between Wall Street research and investment banking.

They are approximately 22 nucleotides long; regulate mRNA stability through perfect or imperfect match to the targets.

Similarly, miRNAs, which are 20 to 22 nucleotides long, regulate gene expression post-transcriptionally [ 40], and they may also act at the level of transcriptional initiation or elongation.

The accounting profession has long loosely regulated itself.

Hearts have long been regulated by electronic implants.

The legislation would set uniform federal standards for insurance products that have long been regulated by the states.