Sentence examples similar to regulating since from inspiring English sources

The rule also introduced provisions to prevent the sale of e-cigarettes, cigars, and hookah tobacco to persons under age 18 and required that all newly regulated tobacco products be subjected to the same standards as products regulated since 2009, including that all regulated tobacco products display health warnings on their packaging.

Highway vehicles have been regulated since 1988 and some off-road engines have been regulated since 1996.

The machines, which have been lightly regulated since they arrived in 2001, have been dubbed the "crack cocaine of gambling".

"It shocked me coming from the US, where the securities markets [markets where assets such as stocks, bonds and futures are traded] had been regulated since the 1930s".

Traditional, deposit-taking banks have been regulated since the 1930s, because the experience of the Great Depression showed how bank failures can threaten the whole economy.

The Thames watermen, who had been regulated since the 14th century, formed their own guild or company by 1603.

And there's something else: landline telephone service has been regulated since 1913, while the wireless business generally has not.

Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, was asked last week whether the company should be regulated, since he likened the company to an electric utility.

It can be seen from the waveforms that the bus voltage is well regulated since the power deficit is compensated by battery in MG1.

Finning involves cutting off a shark's fins and throwing the rest of the carcass back into the sea - a practice that the EU has regulated since 2003.

As shown in Fig. 5, the ESSs do not need to be regulated since the actual wind power output is within the grid-connected wind power space and the wind power can be integrated into the grid completely.