Sentence examples for no one regulates from inspiring English sources

The truth is that this stuff is both, and no one regulates that wild 'n' free space.

As for grammar, there are many "rules" (but how can they be rules if no one regulates them?) that, when followed, simply make sentences and phrases sound archaic today.

"What it essentially means is there is no one regulating campaigns' privacy data and security practices," he said.

The Fed and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency at the Treasury regulate banks; the SEC regulates investment banks (which should have been the Fed's purview); and no one regulated hedge funds.

Another reason for administrative bloat is that, although the number of faculty is strictly regulated by the administration, there is no one regulating the number of administrators except the college or university president.

But there has been widespread criticism that designated liaison officers often do not even leave Kathmandu and there is no-one to regulate expedition teams on the mountain.

It is impossible to impose an unpopular regulation, even with good reason, because customers will simply "vote with their feet" leaving the regulator with no one to regulate.

One does not regulate markets, institutions and financial instruments; one regulates the human beings who make the markets, who oversee the institutions and who sell the financial instruments.

The feed-forward-loop (FFL), a network motif in genetic regulatory networks, involves two transcription factors (TFs): one regulates the expression of the second, and both TFs regulate the expression of an effector gene.

[H] One regulates activities that are dangerous.

The last one regulates adipocyte differentiation and is involved in the pathology of numerous diseases including obesity, diabetes, atherosclerosis and cancer [ 53].