Sentence examples for more carefully regulated from inspiring English sources

But in a more carefully regulated world it should become less reluctant.

Instead, they say, to avoid encouraging underage drinking and to protect public health, all alcoholic beverage promotions -- beer and wine advertising included -- should be limited and more carefully regulated.

Switzerland already has one of the more carefully regulated banking systems in the world.

They should be avoided until they are more carefully regulated.

This week, he announced admirably ambitious goals, including scrapping the Labour Party's plans for national ID cards, more carefully regulating Britain's omnipresent surveillance cameras and reforming its notoriously overreaching libel laws.

Today, as the sport has matured and become carefully regulated and more professional, there are essentially only two manufacturers left in America, plus a handful elsewhere.

Each lending cycle creates more credit, which is why lending has always been carefully regulated by national central banks to ensure loans will, in general, be repaid and sufficient capital reserves are held.

With only tens of amino acids per tail and substantially more interactors, access of cytoplasmic binding partners to the integrin tail must be finely tuned and carefully regulated.

If the government is going to stand behind financial institutions, those institutions had better be carefully regulated — because otherwise the game of heads I win, tails you lose will be played more furiously than ever, at taxpayers' expense.

Since SMBG was the main determinant of treatment costs, its provision should be carefully regulated to avoid inappropriate use of resources and inequities when implementing insulin treatment (in T2DM), which would demand more frequent monitoring.

The service was carefully regulated.