Sentence examples for regulated making from inspiring English sources

Images and graphics other than the brand logo will be banned and everything right down to font size will be regulated, making the regulations even stricter than those in place for tobacco and alcohol.

First, their business is regulated, making it a political minefield.

Its financial sector is heavily regulated, making life difficult for disruptive innovators.

Their product markets are, like those of the first group, fairly loosely regulated, making the whole economy more dynamic.

Temperatures inside the heap are not externally regulated, making the microbial interactions difficult to predict.

USDA said it will not count the mushroom, edited to reduce the enzyme activity that leads to browning, as regulated, making it one of about 30 such genetically modified organisms.

Improving the process by which Wall Street banks are regulated makes obvious sense.

This receptor complexity, and the multiple mechanisms by which the ligand concentration is regulated, make it possible for either normal or cancer cells to evolve completely different sets of signaling interactions to achieve common ends.

A 2002 federal law had classified two-wheeled machines with pedals and small electric motors that couldn't go faster than 20 MPH as ordinary bicycles, but then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg's government, always on the lookout for something new to regulate, made any motorized vehicle that couldn't be registered with the DMV illegal.

The proteins that they regulate make up the morphological complexity of the eukaryotic cell, which is and has always been the most striking difference between eukaryotes and prokaryotes.

In Europe notaries' highly regulated work has made them the most prosperous of lawyers.