Sentence examples for set to regulate from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — With the federal government set to regulate climate-altering gases from factories and power plants for the first time, the Obama administration and the new Congress are headed for a clash that carries substantial risks for both sides.
The centerpiece of the plan is the announcement that the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) will regulate greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants, in addition to the rules already in draft form that are set to regulate emissions from new power plants.
The FDA is set to regulate the e-cigarette industry over the next year, at the latest.
The AC output voltage is regulated with double-loop controllers, where the outer loop is set to regulate the RMS value of the voltage, while the inner loop regulates the instantaneous value of the voltage.
Consequently, standards have been set to regulate the allowable level of ambient particulate matter and limit the maximum concentration to which persons can be exposed.
Hence, as neither siHif-1α nor siHif-2α altered the expression of DKK2, which was stimulated under hypoxia, yet another mechanism must be set in place to regulate the expression of DKK2 under hypoxia.
The data indicate that previously sedentary women can use the FS in an ecological setting to regulate their exercise intensity and that regulating intensity to feel 'good' should lead to individuals exercising at an intensity that would result in cardiovascular gains if maintained.
If it weren't for a city-level umbrella foundation, which created a single ballet corps, consolidated costume and set workshops and set out to regulate artistic planning for all three companies in 2004, the Deutsche Oper might have had to close its doors.
However, last week the ASA - which was set up to regulate print adverts - was given extended powers to take over the regulation of advertising in TV and radio.
Leveson said, however, that "the state should have a view on the mechanisms that are set up" to regulate the press.
B8 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 PartiSplitplit Over Regulator The Securities and Exchange Commission voted 3 to 2 to approve William H. Webster to head the new board set up to regulate the accounting profession.
