The phrase 'regulating practices' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when talking about the practical steps taken to control or maintain order. For example, "The government is responsible for regulating practices within the industry."
From the government's standpoint, licensing sangomas as physicians cracks the door open to regulating practices and medicines that now cause untold misery.
He proposes subsidizing small farms for their stewardship of the earth, and paying them fairer prices for production; taxing food to reflect its true costs to the environment; regulating practices that counter sustainability and rewarding those that promote it; and educating the public about the true costs of food.
Bourdieu's habitus goes beyond the inherent flaws in objectivism and subjectivism: habitus links social structure and practices, and is shaped by the social structure, as well as regulating practices (Brubaker 2004).
This concept, drawing from Foucault's biopower theory, is described by Wright as the normalizing and regulating practices traditionally reserved to schools, but currently appropriated by other learning and communicational spaces, and disseminated more widely through the web and other forms of media [ 34].
Besides providing crop subsidies, establishing pricing structures, and regulating farming practices, it allocates funds for disaster relief, school-lunch programs, and wildlife conservation.
He said the congressman had a solid environmental record that included supporting the cleanup of Long Island Sound and more closely regulating mining practices believed threatening to the environment.
The US Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) recently said it was looking into regulating trading practices at firms, after publishing a report on the industry in September.
In Myanmar, the Myanmar Accountancy Council (MAC) is the main body responsible for regulating accounting practices and issuing professional licenses, including the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certificate that is subject to annual renewal.
Unlike Clean Air Act which had an effect on the overall health and distribution of the coal industry, the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977 had a direct impact on coal waste management by directly regulating disposal practices.
While INCOPESCA, the Costa Rican body in charge of regulating fishing practices, has long been lax about enforcing bans, with the strong support of citizen groups like Pretoma, the Costa Rican government has begun fighting back against the finning industry.
Our education programs are an effort to address the needs of the growing renewable resource-based economy and the important role of today's professionals in engaging, managing, and regulating sustainability practices.
