Sentence examples for regulated on how from inspiring English sources

Companies are highly, highly regulated on how they operate for all sorts of good legal reasons.

(In the ultimate absurdity the Federal Reserve is even proposing that some 5,000 banks and other financial firms be regulated on how to compensate employees and executives so as to avoid "excessive risk-taking". This is beyond parody).

"We're now in a period of spending limits and both campaigns are rightly regulated on how much they can spend - I think that's a good thing, because that makes sure we're going to have an equal fight in terms of finance, and it will be then up to the people to decide and make their judgement".

How meiotic DSB formation and CO distribution are regulated on a molecular level and how these processes are entangled with the dynamic changes in meiotic chromosome architecture are still poorly understood, but based on the progress made in recent years, C. elegans research will likely contribute significantly to our understanding of these vital processes during meiosis.

This can be quite a tough constraining influence on how countries regulate drugs (although some countries, such as the Netherlands, have managed to be more flexible, even though they still sign up to the international conventions).

That suggests the city should regulate taxis based on how the state regulates their new competitors.

But, instead we should focus on what should be regulated and how to regulate it.

The central mechanism by which Ca2+ regulates protein functions depends on how and where it is released into the cell.

Instead, the new rules largely focus on regulating how and when competing bids are made.

Nor can the government of Nepal be expected to regulate how many climbers are on Everest, let alone how many go for the summit on a given day.

The process of posting HITs (known as "requesting") is not well regulated: there is no restriction on how much a requester can charge.