Sentence examples for regulation argues from inspiring English sources
"London has always been shaped and modified by regulation," argues the architect Ptolemy Dean, the star of television's Restoration.
But when it enforces its rules with members -- and in the Cromwell case -- N.A.S.D. Regulation argues that it is a private organization.
But the Premier League, while agreeing with the need for stronger financial regulation, argues strongly that the move will rob football of its unpredictability and simply give the biggest clubs more power.
This inverse regulation argues for a specific effect mediated by the Aβ42/Aβ40 ratio itself, because an inverse Aβ42/Aβ40 ratio led to an inverse regulation of this gene and may not be mediated by unspecific effects occasionally observed in microarray studies.
However, Bernstein responded by saying that he was horrified by the idea of introducing stiffer press regulation, arguing that the press needed to be regulated in the same way as every other person's speech is, through general law rather than a specific code.
Proponents of regulation argue that Wall Street has had plenty of time to comply.
But critics of rent regulation argue that an emergency by definition must be temporary.
Transplant surgeons took issue with the call for outside regulation, arguing that the profession could police itself.
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, a law firm that has opposed proxy access on the grounds it was unneeded regulation, argued that there was "a dangerous gap" in the securities laws.
But as battles over soda taxes have broken out around the country in recent years, advocates for tighter regulation argue, the money has effectively muzzled organizations that might otherwise be on the side of regulation.
He said he accepted the principle of independent regulation, arguing that the current system "is badly broken and it has let down victims" – but insisted that any proposal to underpin a new regulator with a law, as proposed by Leveson, would "cross the Rubicon" of state intervention into press freedom.
