Sentence examples for regulate matters from inspiring English sources

The protective role of main banks and cross-shareholdings was enough to regulate matters.

The pace of change in the 13th century led to the passage of statutes to regulate matters of detail.

Thus, the states may regulate matters which, because of their number and diversity, may never be adequately dealt with by Congress.

International agreement, instrument by which states and other subjects of international law, such as certain international organizations, regulate matters of concern to them.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday in a case that touched on the most pressing constitutional question of the day: just how much power does Congress have to regulate matters ordinarily left up to the states?

After a one-year hiatus, the court will resume its scrutiny of an issue that often divides conservatives: who should prevail in tensions between federal and state efforts to regulate matters like vaccines, seat belts and arbitration?

If the parliament is not in session, the president is authorized to regulate all matters required by the state of war through regulations carrying the force of law.

The federal Department of Transportation does not regulate such matters, leaving it up to the discretion of the airlines, said William Mosley, a department spokesman.

Because the federal government has "preeminent authority to regulate immigration matters," the government's lawsuit argues, the Arizona law must be struck down.

The general assembly shall have power from time to time to regulate all matters relating to the judges, time, place, and manner of holding elections for senators and delegates, and of making returns thereof, and to divide the several counties into election districts, for the more convenient holding of elections, not affecting their terms or tenure of office.

Historically, the power to regulate such matters -- like shareholders' voting rights -- lay with the states.