Sentence examples for regulate a business from inspiring English sources

How do you regulate a business you don't understand?

"The idea that government can regulate a business it has become so dependent on is perhaps a fantasy," he said.

The effect of the ordinance under consideration was not merely to regulate a business or the like, but was to destroy the right of the individual to acquire, enjoy, and dispose of his property.

Marketplace Tech host Molly Wood spoke with Ryan Singel, a media and strategy fellow at Stanford Law School, about how a state can regulate a business that crosses state lines.

Also it must be accepted as settled that the right to regulate a business does not necessarily imply power to fix the scale for services therein, or to trespass on the duties of private management.

not met because the laws were found arbitrary in their operation and effect.39 But there can be no doubt that upon proper occasion and by appropriate measures the state may regulate a business in any of its aspects, including the prices to be charged for the products or commodities it sells.

That the legislatures of the states may, in the exercise of the police power, regulate a lawful business, is too well settled to require more than a reference to some of the cases in this court in which that right has been sustained as against objections under the 14th Amendment.

The last meeting of the City Council was a good one; we decriminalized/reclassified marijuana possession, my Live-Work Ordinance was finally passed (after an unnecessary and worthless three month delay) and the Mayor, with seven Aldermen (including me) introduced a Food Truck Ordinance, which will legitimize and regulate a burgeoning business industry.

340, 344, that the business of conducting a theatre was a private one; that the legislature had the power to regulate it as a place of public amusement, and might require a license; that the legislature had the same power to regulate such a business as it had to regulate any other private business, and no more.

To Republicans who have fought to limit the agency created in the aftermath of the financial crisis, the algorithm encapsulates how the CFPB has overstepped its bounds, using a novel statistical method to indirectly regulate a class of businesses — car dealers — outside its jurisdiction.

For many businesses, particularly large, established businesses, it is now easier to have Congress regulate a competitor out of business than it is to out-compete them on a level playing field.