Sentence examples for regulate properly from inspiring English sources

Worse, the economic crunch comes atop mounting difficulties in Czech industry, which remains largely unrestructured, and in the financial markets, which the government has failed to regulate properly.

Trevor Potter, a former Republican FEC commissioner, contends that the "only entities entitled to unlimited spending are those that are wholly and truly independent of candidates", and blames the FEC for failing to regulate properly.

The inquiries would be "difficult for everybody" and would come up with a new system of press regulation and then politicians would have to "step up to the plate... and stop just trying to curry favour with the media but instead regulate properly".

It was too reliant on a financial-services sector that the government, transfixed by a kind of post-socialist awe at the magical workings of the City, failed to regulate properly, and on rising public debt and perilous private borrowing: British citizens are more heavily indebted than those of any other rich country.

"I think as Dr. Volcker has said, if they're too big to regulate properly, maybe they're too big to exist.

Consequently, to regulate properly the sequestration (that is, the enhancement of growth factor activity but not its inhibition, which could occur with a too strong interaction between GAG and growth factor), a sulfur content close to 10 wt% is required for bioinspired GAG design [ 36].

First, editors and proprietors should self-regulate properly, with transparent audits into their internal decision-making processes.

So if things are regulated properly and controlled, we'll be more than O.K".

"It's a very dangerous sport and it needs to be regulated properly.

"If we do this efficiently, we can export technology to other countries that need to be regulated properly," he said.

He said he believes finance is a structure for society, which if regulated properly is "at the core of our civilization".