Sentence examples for moving to regulate from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department's competition arm is moving to regulate Apple's iTunes store.

The ruling comes at a time when several other states, led by California, are moving to regulate or consider whether to regulate Vonage and its rivals like 8x8 Inc. and Net2Phone Inc.

Two days ago, we reported on rumors that some Asian countries were moving to regulate the cryptocurrency trading and mining industry, but there hasn't really been any concrete news on this front yet.

The IRS, which is finally moving to regulate the field, has all but admitted it keeps a list of preparers it considers dodgy, but won't tell you who those bad apples are.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is moving to regulate the payday lender sphere which is a good start.

With as many as 85 million autonomous-capable vehicles expected to be soldaround the world by 2035, some states aren't waiting for federal guidance and are moving to regulate driverless cars on their own.

In the late 1920's the Federal Radio Commission (precursor to the Federal Communications Commission) moved to regulate station wattage and advertising content; shortly thereafter, some businesses leery of regulation set up shop south of the border.

That is one reason the F.D.A. moved to regulate the products in 1995-96.

Massachusetts health officials are studying the practice, and may move to regulate it.

"The fact is that this is going to happen," said Dr. David Kessler, the former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration who moved to regulate tobacco.

The draft policy issued yesterday has raised speculation that the F.D.A. will eventually move to regulate additional laboratory tests beyond the complex ones.