Sentence examples for most closely regulated from inspiring English sources

The largest lobbying groups in nearly every capital city were the ones paid by the industries that were most closely regulated: insurance, education, local governments, and health care.

Even so, to help maintain the geological integrity of the earth, most municipalities closely regulate well drilling, especially for wells dug below 500 feet, Mr. DiEnna said.

Standards for ice cream and most frozen desserts are closely regulated.

The use of antioxidants for food is closely regulated in most countries.

Thirst, hunger, excretion -- the most intimate bodily needs -- are closely regulated.

But not every text recovered from Dunhuang was printed to accumulate merit: some were almanacs, which were among the most popular texts in medieval China, and closely regulated by the imperial government, which made it illegal to print them privately.

However, most cellular mechanisms include natural fluctuations that are closely regulated, and thus lead to asynchronization of the cells, which causes intrinsic heterogeneity in a given population.

Officially, religious life is closely regulated.

This is why banks are closely regulated.

The networks are licensed and closely regulated by the government.

President Obama announced last week that this program would be more closely regulated.