Sentence examples for look to regulate from inspiring English sources

That's led to comparisons with securities, with much speculation over whether financial regulators will look to regulate the space.

We think governments will look to regulate this emerging economy and will identify and support the businesses that are prepared to play ball," said Kelley.

As San Francisco and other markets look to regulate scooters, as well as bike-share programs, one topic of concern that comes up pertains to the docked versus dockless format.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously voted today to approve the ordinance that looks to regulate electric scooters in San Francisco.

Nevertheless, they are looking to regulate payment tokens that have a store of value and payment properties by passing a service bill by the end of the year.

In its continued crackdown on all things fun/probably bad for you, Health Canada is looking to regulate vaping and e-cigarettes, the CBC reports.

Based on these figures, the ban won't have an impact on the vast majority of the country but it does point to a wider global trend of governments across the world looking to regulate or legislate Facebook in some manner.

Or like the incentives banks gave loan officers to make stupid loans -- incentives the government is now looking to regulate so that people who make loans only get incentive payments if the loans perform over a reasonably long period of time.

These shifts have been accompanied by larger changes in American politics: public trust in American business tends to determine how much Americans look to the federal government to regulate corporate behavior.

A child that learns to self regulate will not continuously look to others to set boundaries throughout life but will know how to do this for himself or herself, which is the sign of a good thinker and a good leader.

It is not hard to fathom why Rwanda, still not fully healed from an ethnic slaughter that was egged on by radio zealots, would look for ways to regulate what it calls "divisionism" in the media.