Sentence examples for making regulates from inspiring English sources
In the UK there is a system that supports ethical decision making, regulates practice and ensures patients' best interests are at the heart of NHS care, and we must fight to preserve this.
She has made regulating the automobile industry and a crusade against sport utility vehicles her causes in recent years.
The biotech industry is also vulnerable to the charge that it tried to force-feed the market by flooding Europe with so much modified soya as to make regulating it impossible.
The reform will make regulating the energy sector more complex.
These issues make regulating air pressure difficult for the eustachian tube (the body part that connects the nose to the ear and moves air in and out of your body).
In another document sent to Philip Morris in 1998, Frontiers requests more funding from Phillip Morris for several staff, including Policy Director Myron Ebell, as part of a broad campaign to make regulating the tobacco industry "politically unpalatable".
Images and graphics other than the brand logo will be banned and everything right down to font size will be regulated, making the regulations even stricter than those in place for tobacco and alcohol.
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.
Public health advocates hope to learn from the mistakes made in regulating bisphenol A (BPA) as momentum gathers behind the regulation of phthalates, and ensure that one harmful phthalate isn't just replaced with another over and over again.
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.
