Sentence examples for regulate growing from inspiring English sources

Let us observe that this Court has already determined that the Commerce Clause empowers Congress to regulate growing the broccoli (see, e.g., Wickard v Filburn).

Autumn phenology plays a critical role in regulating growing season duration and can be estimated from satellite remote sensing.

Those segments of the truck and inland waterways industry that had not been regulated grew in size and took considerable traffic away from the railroads.

No one can really blame designers for trying to conserve themselves or to regulate the growing demands on creativity.

The city's effort to regulate the growing pedicab industry has been hobbled by a protracted legal fight.

If we care at all about political equality, we must regulate the growing flood of money into this arena.

But in France, the somewhat imprecise concern about increasing school violence — the government insists it remains steady — really means a society scratching at the edges of the unwanted demands of transforming itself into a place that can both accommodate, integrate and regulate its growing Muslim community.

When Nevada banned daily fantasy sports last week, many believed it would be the catalyst for other states to either ban or attempt to regulate the growing industry.

The Constitution provided for the creation of the State Corporation Commission to regulate the growing power of the railroads.

Chao, a former U.S. labor secretary and deputy transportation secretary, will face key decisions on how to regulate the growing use of drones and automakers' plans to offer self-driving cars.

Store-operated Ca2+ entry is among the most widespread mechanisms of Ca2+ entry in cancer cells, thereby contributing to regulate a growing number of processes involved in malignant transformation, including cell proliferation, differentiation, and metastatization [ 4, 12– 14, 25, 27, 39, 41– 41].