Sentence examples for powers to regulate from inspiring English sources

Congress passed a law in 2009 that gave the F.D.A. broad powers to regulate the tobacco industry, including imposing the label regulation.

The CFPB is one of the signature creations of the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law, with more than 1,000 employees and broad powers to regulate new corners of financial services.

By finding the ACA constitutional under Congress's power to tax, but unconstitutional under its powers to regulate commerce, Roberts laid the groundwork for the Supreme Court to overturn future regulations of business.

The Bank will soon have new powers to regulate banks.

On the housing market the Bank has been given new powers to regulate lending.

The amendment hands state lawmakers new powers to regulate abortions in the state.

Yet the EU (quite properly) has no powers to regulate education policy.

The new chancellor had granted the Bank independence but had stripped it of its powers to regulate the city.

A recent edict on the electronic media has created a military-dominated panel with powers to "regulate" what is broadcast.

Alexander also said the government was taking reserve powers to regulate for affordable flood insurance if that proves necessary.

Case after case has shown that the government's powers to regulate interstate commerce and to create taxes reach far.