Sentence examples for regulating things from inspiring English sources

Other Europeans have always been keen on regulating things and talking about solidarity (ie, spending someone else's money).

Instead, they're governed by laws regulating things like unions and trusts and banks and wages and taxes; laws are passed by legislators; in democracies, legislators are elected.

Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) love regulating things: most would like the markets domesticated, and some want them spayed and declawed as well.The posters seem sure to fail in their main aim: persuading Europeans to vote.

"If we're regulating cigarettes and sex and cuss words because of the effect they have on our younger generation, why aren't we regulating things like calling people fat?" Lawrence's comments came after she was questioned about shows such as E! Fashion Police, presented by Joan Rivers, which criticise the way women look and have attacked Lawrence for her views.

"I mean, if we're regulating cigarettes and sex and cuss words, because of the effect they have on our younger generation, why aren't we regulating things like calling people fat?" However Susan Ringwood, the Chief Executive of UK Eating disorder awareness charity Beat, told the Independent that they didn't support the banning of words "just because they could upset someone".

Consumers are increasingly asking a simple but discomforting question: Why, in a trading bloc notorious for regulating things like the shape of bananas and the font size on food labels, was something as simple as identifying the difference between a cow and a horse so difficult?

The government agency, which regulates things like food and consumer goods, could not be reached for comment late Wednesday.

Further spinning suggested that Mr. Bush thought carbon dioxide emissions are already covered under federal law, and only intended to promise to regulate things that are already regulated.

In a study he did two years ago for the Direct Marketing Association, he said, people were more inclined to want government to try to regulate things like pornography.

They should then talk clearly about how they would regulate things to make sure the kind of crash we have had never happens again.

Kansas this year passed a new licensing law for abortion clinics which, like Virginia's, regulates things like the size of rooms.