But common sense, as well as fundamental liberal values, counsels against any governmental effort to regulate the quality of news.
The Food and Drug Administration and the health maintenance organization have, for better or worse, played major roles trying to protect, shape and regulate the quality of health care.
Judge Higginbotham upheld the liability provisions of the Texas law as an exercise of the state's "police power to protect its citizens" by regulating "the quality of medical practice".
The system is designed to regulate the quality of all advocates appearing in the criminal courts including QCs, advocates employed by the CPS, solicitors and other in-house advocates.
After the report exposed a confusing and ultimately porous regulatory framework that did nothing to regulate the quality of water in soft drinks, the health minister, Sushma Swaraj, said the government would consider imposing European Union standards on the water in soft drinks.
Zhang Guonong, who teaches at Jiangnan University's School of Food Science and Technology in Jiangsu Province, says the 1986 code regulating the quality of milk is outdated and that he and other experts have called for revisions to the code to help combat widespread fraud in the industry.
We have government agencies to regulate the quality of our food, air and water, but we don't have that for information — and we shouldn't, because the First Amendment is set up to protect us from that.
Important details, such as who would be responsible for regulating the quality of imports and which officials would actually assess custom duties, were left to be decided later and remain unresolved.
