Sentence examples for regulate states from inspiring English sources

The first is meant to regulate states, the second, at least in theory, to establish individual criminal responsibility, as at the Nuremberg war-crimes trials.

These traditions aren't immune to ideals of mastery and control: the bible teaches that man has dominion over nature, and the "spiritual" exercises taught by ancient Indian sages were – not so unlike modern drugs – techniques to alter and regulate states of mind and body.

Clinical and preclinical data concur that sleep disruption causes hyperalgesia, and despite widely distributed and overlapping neural networks, regulate states of sleep and pain; and the brain mechanisms through which sleep and pain interact, remain poorly understood [41, 42].

The states have no authority to set their own immigration policy, Verrilli argued in court papers, and the DAPA order "does not regulate states or require states to do (or not do) anything". The case could turn on a procedural issue of "standing". Verrilli said Texas had cited no "injury" in its lawsuit, except for the state's cost of providing driver's licenses to immigrants.

"It just seems like it's something we should be regulating because we regulate state and local offices," he said.

Federal authority to regulate state elections is certain to be subject to constitutional challenge, so even this $10,000 limit may not survive.

Rulers could use these texts to regulate state ritual activities over the course of the year.

We need to see the provisions of TPP that are designed to regulate "state-owned enterprises" (SOEs) and see them now.

That could lead some insurers to relocate from highly regulated states to states that would allow them to cover fewer services.

"The worst footprints are in the traditionally regulated states," said Marilyn A. Brown, a professor of energy policy at the Georgia Institute of Technology, who is one of the report's three authors.

"The treaties were designed to regulate nation states," says Waters.