Sentence examples for put regulation from inspiring English sources

I hope a conservative government would put regulation on a proper footing, and that is not interfering with building homes".

"Industry lobbying has put regulation back by three-five years, which was entirely the intention," said Kortenkamp, who led a 2012 review of EDCs for the EU which found new regulations were needed.

Despite a month in which Miliband has put regulation of rental agreements on the agenda, and made the running against the government over AstraZeneca, 51% of voters believe he is doing a bad job, twice as many as the 26% who think he is doing well, giving him a net negative rating of -25.

Finally, we need to put regulation on a meritocracy basis and hire more veteran lawyers and examiners, demand that regulators are paid comparable to the industry regulated and put an end to the politics that allow career regulators to feather their nests and hire their pals.

Simply put, regulation and legislation are often reactionary and slow in a way that tech companies and the private sector are not.

In 1989, one year after the Morgentaler decision passed in the Supreme Court, Frank McKenna's Liberal government put regulation 84-20 of the Medical Services Payment Act into effect.

"If a club is willing to sign me and put regulations or whatever the NRL wants to put forward, I'll put my hand up and say 'yes'yes

The law would limit the appeals process and allow the agency to put regulations into effect immediately, even if they are challenged in court.

In March, Australia introduced new rules to limit trading off-exchange, following the lead of Canada, which put regulations in place last fall.

"If you try to put regulations up front, they'll have to be changed, and they'll pretty much guarantee that the technology will just start somewhere else," he said.

Should government put regulations in place?