Sentence examples for regulate the problem from inspiring English sources
Now a new Eureka City Ordinance aims to regulate the problem at the source.
But there was essentially no support for the states' position that courts are the proper forums in which to regulate the problem.
Al Gore often says that until U.S. citizens make global warming a priority, the government won't make the major changes necessary to regulate the problem.
But then along came Donald Trump to declare climate change a hoax (the only head of state in the world to do so), promising to revive the coal industry (declining in the US, thanks to terrific organising), and appointing known climate-change deniers to head the very offices responsible for regulating the problem.
Concerned with reform of the church, he called on St. Boniface for help and in 742 summoned the first Frankish council in nearly 50 years; in 743 the Synod of Estinnes regulated the problem of church lands seized by Charles Martel and granted out to his vassals.
However, even if HGVs were emission-regulated, the problem of congestion caused by HGV freight delivery to local businesses and shops still exists in city centres.
That a state has ample power to regulate the local problems thrown up by modern industry and to preserve the peace is axiomatic.
Deep-brain stimulators are mainly used to regulate the movement problems associated with Parkinson's and other diseases, but they are also used in Europe and Canada to treat epilepsy and are being used experimentally to treat severe depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
"Given the growing government attempts to regulate the childhood obesity problem, we thought this deserved some light-hearted attention," said Sam Kazman, general counsel for the group.
This can help to regulate the anxiety, mood problems and startle reflexes that so many PTSD sufferers have to live with.
Governments are trying to regulate away the problem of distracted driving, at the federal and state level, but the question of how well laws can mitigate the risk remain.
