Sentence examples for most tightly regulated from inspiring English sources

Banking is among the world's most tightly regulated businesses.

Chun explained that the nurse practitioner he worked with is not licensed to prescribe Schedule II controlled substances, the most tightly regulated category of legal drugs.

And all Arctic countries are opening their offshore areas to exploration with caution: for oil companies, the Arctic is one of the world's most tightly regulated regions.

The Mall is one of the most tightly regulated spaces in the country, and Adjaye was barred from building any higher; an extra story would have obstructed the sweeping east-west sight line from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial.

Frustrating those wishing to study its medical potential, marijuana will remain a Schedule I substance, the most tightly regulated class of drugs in the United States.

Prisons and jails are the most tightly regulated, highly government-controlled locations in the world.

NRA-backed federal legislation, including a bill called the Hearing Protection Act, would remove silencers from the category of most dangerous, tightly regulated weapons.

Until recently, it banned temporary workers from most industries and tightly regulated any agency providing temporary staff.

They sharply reverse course from a Labour government that, for 13 years under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, expanded the state's power at a pace never seen outside of wartime, turning Britain into one of the most heavily taxed, tightly regulated countries in the developed world, with government accounting for 21.1 percent of the work force and half of the economy.

During yeast sporulation, the production of most proteins is tightly regulated by both messenger RNA levels and translational control.

In multicellular organisms, nutrient uptake and metabolism in most cells are tightly regulated by stringent control systems to prevent abnormal proliferation (Vander Heiden et al., 2009).