Sentence examples for regulation to something from inspiring English sources

I've had a front-row seat on the transition from a half-century of distorting Federal economic regulation to something that looks more like a marketplace that other industries take for granted.

Cruz attempted to compare the Obama-era net neutrality regulations to something the Empire might try to pull, even though ignoring a majority of the American people isn't exactly the democratic world the Rebellion was fighting for.

Of course we fully agree too with Mr Wijsenbeek that it is a bit daft in a kind of regulation to say something like: don't do anything which may help someone obtain information dishonestly.

"I think it's a really good idea to have a model rule because it's nice when you're making regulations to have something to fall back on," he says.

Net Freedom tends to seem a confusing issue: something that calls for regulation to bring about openness.

"You cannot say that federal regulations don't apply to something just because no one knew about the technology at the time," Mr. Gold said.

"You cannot say that federal regulations don't apply to something just because no one knew about the technology at the time," said Laurence C. Gold, associate general counsel for the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

The left is afraid of the environmental good news because it undercuts stylish pessimism; the right is afraid of the good news because it shows that government regulations might occasionally amount to something other than wickedness incarnate, and actually produce benefits at an affordable cost.

If you're going to have a regulation now, either it applies to something and changes something in the world, or it doesn't apply to anything.

"We cannot in good conscience sign up to regulation for something we're not doing," he said.

"There is a long list of policies and regulations to follow but if something goes wrong you're on your own, self-employed" (Key Informant 9).