Sentence examples for made to regulate from inspiring English sources

While attempts have been made to regulate food safety at continental or global levels, rules and regulations are in effect at the local level (i.e. border control or market testing).

While efforts have been made to regulate the global gold trade, illegal and artisanal gold mining is still riddled with child labour, trafficking and sexual exploitation.

"An entire industry should not be outlawed, declared illegal, unless all reasonable efforts have genuinely been made to regulate its antisocial features".

This year, though, is one of the first times in recent history that any significant effort has been made to regulate guns in New Mexico.

Attempts are often made to regulate the industry, unionize the workers and tax the proceeds, but they are not always effective, given both the discretion and the unpredictability that are inherent in the business.

While efforts are being made to regulate the collection, transportation, storage and recycling of used lead acid batteries in Senegal, none of this will help without education and awareness.

When federal investigators said two months ago that pitcher Jason Grimsley of the Arizona Diamondbacks had admitted to using steroids, human growth hormone and amphetamines, the spicy revelations tarnished the increasing efforts Major League Baseball was making to regulate the sport.

Research into epigenetics -- an intricate system of biochemical adjustments cells make to regulate genes -- is changing our understanding of cancer.

Peruvian politicians have even made moves to regulate the hallucinogenic plant.

Not surprisingly, every kind of attempt was made to control and regulate such a "dangerous" new mode of communication.

Repeated attempts were made to pass legislation to regulate smoke from industry, but until the 60s all were defeated by those in parliament who supported business interests.