Sentence examples for regulated states from inspiring English sources

That could lead some insurers to relocate from highly regulated states to states that would allow them to cover fewer services.

"The worst footprints are in the traditionally regulated states," said Marilyn A. Brown, a professor of energy policy at the Georgia Institute of Technology, who is one of the report's three authors.

He has said that he favors liberalizing the buying and selling of power in ways seen as beneficial to the nation's largest energy producers, who are eager to break the monopolies utility companies traditionally enjoyed to sell power in heavily regulated states.

But for companies in traditionally regulated states like most of those where A.E.P. operates, the utility needs authorization from a public service commission to collect the cost from ratepayers, which takes about a year, in addition to time for engineering work and obtaining numerous permits, he said.

Permitting the sale of insurance across state lines would not make that any easier, while tending to weaken consumer protections because insurers could set up shop in more lightly regulated states.

Survival, proliferation, and maintenance of stem cell properties are all actively regulated states of HSCs and hence likely to be important determinants of their expansion.

The Washington regulators do not have jurisdiction over the insurance companies, which are regulated state by state.

Insurance is regulated state by state without industrywide federal oversight.

The system covers 127 million workers nationally but is regulated state by state, with no federal oversight.

And since insurance is regulated state by state, with no federal oversight, the Treasury officials are starting from scratch.

TK is a highly regulated, state funded, early education program meant to provide a more developmentally appropriate kindergarten curriculum.