Sentence examples for regulated more tightly from inspiring English sources
PI is an anther-preferential gene, but its expression level did not change in any mutant while AP3 was obviously up-regulated in spl, suggesting that AP3 is regulated more tightly than PI during anther development.
Games that include violence or encourage criminal activity will be regulated more tightly.
Experts who gave evidence called for the availability and promotion of alcohol in Victoria to be regulated more tightly, including through amendments to the Liquor Control Reform Act.
Prudence in one institution might then inspire panic in another.Low-octane fuelThe banks' freedom to borrow will be regulated more tightly in the new normal.
As with tuna, so with ebony, ivory and rhino horn all being regulated more tightly, and all still desirable.The world is their oysterOrganised crime is globalising and diversifying.
After the articles about the state's halfway houses were published in The Times last month, state lawmakers said the system should be regulated more tightly.
Like the big banks, these big farms and the big agri-biz corporations absolutely must be regulated much more tightly than they are now, as the DeCoster egg case recently reminded us.
The shadow chancellor of the exchequer, Ed Balls, apologised for failing to prevent the 2008 credit crunch by regulating banks more tightly: British regulations alone would not have stopped the crash.
OFHEO also says that Fannie Mae used its huge political influence to thwart efforts to regulate it more tightly and that its internal controls and accounting systems were shoddy.
New York regulates towing more tightly on the Dewey Thruway and some other major roads -- too tightly for some stranded drivers' taste.
It's so it can regulate them more tightly than other financial institutions and legally put them into a managed bankruptcy if they become undercapitalized.
