Sentence examples for regulated to help from inspiring English sources

FP The energy bill has just two purposes: giving local communities an effective veto on new onshore windfarms, as promised in the Conservative manifesto, and changing the way the North Sea is regulated to help "maximise" the recovery of oil and gas.

In a rare public appearance, the chairman and chief executive of Goldman Sachs, Henry M. Paulson Jr., called for changes in how public companies are run, audited and regulated to help restore investor confidence.

These high copy number genes may be up-regulated to help SKOV-3 cells survive in response to a lethal compound such as MT19c.

The law says that doctors who follow specific procedures may prescribe lethal doses of federally regulated medications to help their mentally competent, terminally ill patients end their lives.

The group provides social services, ranging from cleaning the streets and regulating traffic, to helping the needy and establishing cultural centres across Benghazi.

Once the Chinese government permits direct selling, it plans to regulate the industry to help curb abuses.

If passed, the proposal would make New York the first state to regulate cigarette sales to help prevent the hundreds of fires ignited every year by discarded cigarettes.

In general, however, shale gas, if properly regulated, does have potential to help the UK".

As members of a self-regulating profession, nurses also have a commitment to help regulate nursing to protect the public's right to quality nursing services.

The Recording Industry Association of America has asked Congress to help regulate Internet piracy.

Instead, they showed more activity in the region of the brain believed to help regulate emotions.