Sentence examples for propose regulating from inspiring English sources
But it hasn't prompted the Bush Administration to change its stance and propose regulating power plants or other sources of CO2 that are contributing to the loss of sea ice.
Separate bills currently pending in Congress propose regulating and taxing marijuana like alcohol, and offering immunity from federal prosecution to people who obey state marijuana laws.
A European food safety agency has proposed regulating their use.
The safety commission first proposed regulating those products in 1997, but it faced opposition from the cosmetics industry.
After the CFPB first proposed regulating payday loans in 2015, Pew Charitable Trust surveyed more than 1,000 adults and found that 75% wanted the payday industry to be more regulated.
In December, European Union officials proposed regulating e-cigarettes and most nicotine liquids across the European Union as medical products.
In its new guidelines, FDA proposes regulating the genetic modifications as "animal drugs" because, as with traditional drugs, they alter the animal.
In their studies about setbacks in Japan, researchers have proposed regulating building setbacks in relation to street lines to deal with lack of sunshine and ventilation in urban neighborhoods (Japanese Institute of Architecture 1996; Kuwata 1998).
The EPA proposed regulating coal ash, or byproducts of coal combustion in power plants, in 2010, after a spill at a storage site at a Tennessee Valley Authority power plant.
In May 2010, the EPA proposed regulating coal ash as a hazardous waste after all -- its arguments buoyed not just by the Kingston disaster, but also by a growing number of studies suggesting that coal ash may be a bigger threat to human health and the environment than once thought.
Kerr describes this as a "sensory volume knob" and it is this flexible focusing skill which, the paper proposes, "regulates attention so that it does not become biased toward negative physical sensations and thoughts, as in depression".
