Sentence examples for regulating facilities from inspiring English sources

Texas's omnibus law – known as HB2 – is part of a legislative trend to limit access to abortions by regulating facilities, providers and doctors.

The troubles at Refuge, which serves young people who often come from backgrounds of abuse and neglect, illustrate the difficulties that state and local governments have in regulating facilities that care for the most vulnerable populations.

2) Feedwater pressure regulating facility, consisting of hydraulic coupling and by pass throttling valve for fine tuning.

The transfer stations, alongside railroad tracks, have been able to ignore local environmental and zoning concerns because of a federal law that bars towns and states from regulating rail facilities.

LA City Councilmember Mitch Englander has shown valiance by re-starting the conversation on regulating these facilities.

The company said the environmental agency had overstepped its bounds in trying to regulate the facilities and asked the court to declare the regulations invalid.

"When states begin to overreach and regulate abortion facilities in a way that's inappropriate, like in Kansas, whose regulations ranged from the impossible to, frankly, the absurd, it's abundantly clear that the goal is to shut down the abortion clinics in the state," said Jordan Goldberg, state advocacy counsel for the Center for Reproductive Rights.

But the officials said the state regulated the facilities effectively.

Yet many said the federal government and states had failed to regulate these facilities properly.

In Massachusetts a medical spa task force has been set up to advise the state legislature on how best to regulate the facilities.

Even as developers chafe at the proposed height limits of 55 to 140 feet in medium-density districts, neighborhood leaders are asking planners to draw the limits lower yet, to curb the liberally regulated community facilities and to tune zoning more closely to the prevailing physical context.