Sentence examples for regulation are designed from inspiring English sources

Price cap plans in regulation are designed to mimic competition.

Several immune operators, depending on both somatic maturation and T-cell regulareon, are designed to adapt to the changing environment so that the algorithm can achieve a reasonable tradeoff between convergence and diversity of population, among which an environmental recognition rule related to the past environmental information is established to identify an appearing environment.

The tax cuts and reduction of regulation are designed to create an atmosphere of freedom that will unshackle free enterprise to invest in businesses and jobs for Americans.

The result of this fear of making mistakes -- by both regulators and bankers -- is the onset of the kind of economic damage regulation was designed to avert.

But [energy] regulation was designed 10-20 years ago for a different system".

City bigwigs worry that much EU regulation is designed to undermine London and favour other financial centres in Europe.

There is no such requirement in the United States The regulation is designed to make sure that a woman is not alone during those hours.

Although international regulation is designed to make sure these drugs are available for medical use, in reality they are heavily restricted in favour of fighting illegal markets.

The commitment to enshrining EU law including employment regulation is designed to project a degree of certainty to British businesses and signal a desire to protect workers' rights.

For insurers, solvency regulation is designed to protect policyholders and to prevent companies from taking on too much business without sufficient capital.And that is precisely the problem.

Successive Fianna Fáil governments laid out a range of tax breaks and schemes which, along with low interest rates and a striking absence of regulation, were designed to encourage speculators.