Sentence examples for regulates with a from inspiring English sources

Its decision this week to sell a 10% stake to General Atlantic, a big private-equity firm with investments in technology as well, will help push it in the direction of electronic trading.But who regulates?With a transatlantic merger looming, exchange users in London voiced concerns this week that they might be subject to American regulators in future.

Could there be movement on this central point, the possibility of Ipso collecting its money direct from those it regulates (with an independent finance interlocutor on hand to ensure fair play)?

In short, he trusted the markets and its participants to act intelligently, and believed regulators best regulated with a light touch -- if not a hands-off -- approach.

Lieu is sensitive to Silicon Beach concerns about government regulation and believes in regulating with a light touch in this area since "frankly government does not do technology well".

Theoretically Russian forestry is highly regulated with a sophisticated system of permits, regulations, export controls, and rangers.

The telephone industry is highly regulated, with a finite number of telemarketers.

Carroll's existence, however, was regulated with a care that went beyond the bounds of piety.

But they wouldn't mind being regulated with a light touch.

The world expects that we build, together, a new form of capitalism, better regulated, with a greater sense of morality and solidarity.

"When it comes to free speech, you need to regulate with a scalpel," Mr. Kuby said on Monday.

"Short-term loans are a legal source of credit used by millions of people across the UK and the industry is highly regulated with a cap on the total cost of credit.