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The phrase "regulate something" is correct and commonly used in written English
It means to control or manage something according to a set of rules or regulations. Example: The government has implemented new regulations to regulate the sale of tobacco products.
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In an earlier HuffPo article, Steve Hirsch of Vivid, bless his heart, claimed that the porn industry is "self-regulated" and that using tax payer's money to enforce or regulate something like condom use is a waste.
"The easiest way to regulate something is to take away the opportunities for bad judgments".
You can't cogently debate whether to regulate something unless you have first identified the harms it produces.
"How do you regulate something that is not distinctive architecture?" asked Kent Barwick, president of the Municipal Art Society and a former chairman of the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
"It's a lot easier to interpret how to regulate something with architectural details, simply because there's a lot of consensus in the architectural canon," she said.
"There's no reason for you to regulate something, because when you go back to the ministry everyone's going to be mad at you," he said.
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The time has come for all Americans to tell their elected representatives in their state and federal governments to end this outdated habit and stop regulating something that doesn't need regulation.
It is all too easy to laugh at the idea of an atheist power regulating something that, in its eyes, doesn't exist.
But even before the Supreme Court made its ruling, Mr. Parrish had come to the conclusion that the tobacco industry needed to be regulated, something he began to talk to Dr. Kessler about even before he went public.
But David Cameron doesn't know what to do to go about regulating something so covert and powerful as sex trafficking so instead he is banning so called 'rape porn'.
The problem is, the FDA strictly regulates something called the "statement of identity" for food items.
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