Sentence examples for regulated for the from inspiring English sources

The dance calls for force, yet the force must be regulated for the work's wit to be felt.

New "narrow" banks would be guaranteed a seat in the lifeboat by the state and heavily regulated for the privilege.

But in the unanimous decision, the court said, "The notion that lands are to be held in public trust, protected and regulated for the common use and benefit, is incompatible with the concept of profit".

As the scandal unfolds, the Home Secretary is expected to announce this week that private investigators will be regulated for the first time.

When he returns, in his hand is a copy of a letter from Martin Bormann, Hitler's private secretary, in which he suggests that the "medication" Morell is giving the Führer needs to be regulated for the sake of his increasingly wobbly health.

Over the years, the amount of water flowing over the falls was greatly reduced and regulated for the purpose of producing electricity, while unsightly outcroppings of rock were blasted away for scenic enhancement.

Government regulation has been deployed with great effect in the past, such as regulating for the progressive reduction of salt levels of food to change consumer tastes.

California filed a brief in support of the Oakland cooperative, asserting that the federal law "unduly intrudes into California's traditional right to regulate for the health and welfare of their citizens".

A sensible debate would address two big issues: how we prepare, plan and regulate for the eradication of most driving work; and what an integrated smart transport network should look like in version 1.0.

Those lined up to hire them are the people they have been regulating for the last part of their career.

"This is a big deal," California Governor Jerry Brown said at a ceremony Tuesday as he signed into law a trio of bills regulating, for the first time, the state's groundwater use.