Sentence examples for rightly regulated from inspiring English sources

"We're now in a period of spending limits and both campaigns are rightly regulated on how much they can spend - I think that's a good thing, because that makes sure we're going to have an equal fight in terms of finance, and it will be then up to the people to decide and make their judgement".

The adrenaline-activity industry is so tightly regulated and (rightly) safety conscious that every trip has to start with a talk on how to behave, how to avoid accidents, and strict procedure for if something does go wrong.

Governments are rightly being exhorted to regulate microfinancing institutions as a legitimate part of the financial sector.

Regulated more?

Not regulated.

Fully regulated.

Regulated food!

The Bush administration is rightly pushing for the Treasury Department to regulate the two giants, along with the network of federal home loan banks.

Osborne and Cameron rightly damn New Labour's failure to regulate the City – as well as the "bad luck" of the eurozone crisis for knocking them off course.

The White House has rightly committed itself to new initiatives to regulate and, we hope, eventually end the ruinous practice known as mountaintop mining.

The federal government is rightly interested in a national standard to regulate large amounts of money flowing through our financial system.