Sentence examples for regulated- from inspiring English sources

Gereb's case has become a rallying point for Hungarians seeking to have home births accepted as a regulated method of delivery.

At least 30 of these loosely regulated brigades have sprung up in eastern Ukraine to help the short-handed army fight.

"The tests required for regulated medical products mean nearly all e-cigarettes would be off the market," Phillips says.

In England, the Care Quality Commission has consistently rated Shared Lives the most compliant form of regulated social care".

Friday's increase sees regulated fares, which include season tickets, rising by up to 2.5%, while the average rise for all fares is 2.2%.

The government had intended to allow train companies to raise the average price of regulated fares, which include season tickets, by RPI plus 3% this and next January.

So the "Green New Deal" is full of policies that Labour might embrace in opposition – tax this, renationalise that, spend £44bn on public subsidies and services, borrowing up to half in heavily-regulated money markets.

Channel 5 owner Richard Desmond is to warn that public service broadcasters such as his station and the BBC are over-regulated and face an uncertain future trying to compete against rivals such as BSkyB, Google and Amazon.

In the under-regulated world of the booming cockling trade, a local gang culture had been developing since the 1990s, evolving into a turf war.

However, Labour said the government had undermined its pledge by reinstating flexibility, allowing firms to raise non-regulated fares.

This week's Making the City Playable conference in Bristol brings together city authorities, citizens and practitioners to explore how enabling greater play in our cities can enrich the urban experience and provide a counterpoint to the notion of the hyper-regulated "smart city".