Sentence examples for regulated to do from inspiring English sources

The Czech players' average salary corresponds to that of the citizenry as a whole and is regulated to do so.

They cannot allow the industries they regulate to do anything they want to and only stop them when they have gone so far as to bring about a financial crisis".

The big Wall Street firms "would have to be closely regulated to make sure they don't fail," he said.

The collapse of the Reserve Primary Fund – it broke the buck, which money market funds were designed and regulated to never do, on Sept. 16 of that year – led to the collapse of the entire asset class.

There is such a thing as a Big Society, but it involves the state and is not the same as allowing one generously funded, lightly regulated charity to do what it wants.

Cuba regulates everything to do with the production and sale of cigars.

Rosoff told the Guardian that she felt the row had flared up over a misunderstanding: "Here's what I thought I was saying: You can't regulate authors to "do" diversity.

It aimed to give a representative Congress broad power to tax and to regulate - to do all sorts of things that Parliament could not properly do precisely because the new Congress, unlike the old Parliament, would be elected by American voters who could vote the bums out if we disliked the taxes, or the duties or the excises or the imposts or the penalties or the regulations.

I think it should stay part of the corporation, but continuing public subsidy means its operation should be externally regulated to ensure that it doesn't dump cheap programming on the market.

Somewhat unexpectedly, a Senate hearing in early February struck a more optimistic tone as Clayton and Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Christopher Giancarlo discussed what can be regulated, what should be regulated and how to do it.

"You don't regulate commercial speech differently if the problem you seek to regulate has nothing to do with the commercial nature of the speech".