Sentence examples for regulated places from inspiring English sources

In other, less regulated, places, where insurers are currently able to offer cheap plans that provide very limited coverage, the cost of individual plans may well go up — but so will their quality.

Gun shows are exempt from most regulations; people in more regulated places (Chicago) can drive a few miles to less regulated places; and the few regulations in place have been too often ignored by gun sellers and not enforced by the authorities.

Croton-on-Hudson is at the opposite extreme from regulated places like Yonkers.

And if the tax is not imposed globally, it will force migrations of trading to less regulated places and in more byzantine forms, possibly making the world markets less safe.

Epping Forest is a heavily regulated place.

The bridge trust said the proposed planning conditions would not amount to the structure becoming an overly controlled and regulated place, insisting the visitor hosts are "not police officers".

And then there are the thinly concealed intentions; for example, the government's current proposals to regulate "places of worship" aimed at mosques is an unprecedented intrusion of the state into the affairs of a religious institution that could take Muslim alienation to a whole new level.

At a time when concerns for public safety mix with a desire to see fewer controlled and regulated urban places, how is the nature of public space in European cities changing?

Many of these, which include alkylphenols and many of the perfluorinated chemicals (P.F.C.s) are regulated in places like the European Union, but lack oversight in China.

In contrast with the standard schemes the compensators are active and require for their implementation regulated sources placed either on actuator or plant side.

In contrast with standard schemes the compensators are active and require for their implementation regulated sources placed either on actuator or on plant side.