Sentence examples for regulating against from inspiring English sources
But such overkill can easily be prevented by a simple switch of energy from regulating against the practice to making sure that the practice is regulated.
The CCCS thinks it has "reasonable grounds" to suspect that the deal may run afoul of section 54 of Singapore's Competition Act regulating against overly dominant monopolies.
If politicians are perceived to be regulating against customer interests and retarding technological advance, the power of the public can be marshalled and felt.
Sometimes at the FPPC before I came, people were so concerned about every little loophole, and in most cases, you shouldn't be regulating against one scofflaw.
After all, there's a long list of pending federal environmental rules that would have a direct impact on the utility industry -- regulating against greenhouse gas emissions, for instance, and classifying coal ash as a hazardous waste.
"We're very clear that the site did not have pornographic or adult content hosted on it; but even if we did, my bigger concern is that [the Tripoli.ly domain regulator] domain registry is trying to regulate against the content of a website.
It has been regulated against.
"How could you regulate against the worst practices?
In a strange workplace where colleagues jointly spit on a common object, there's no way to regulate against it.
It is easier to regulate against risk-taking than to convince banks to take risks prudently.
My general view is that if information is out there that can lead companies to improve their profits, then they will do so unless it's regulated against.
