Sentence examples for set up to regulate from inspiring English sources

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.

Further Questions for Discussion: –What guidelines or rules have your parents or guardians set up to regulate your intake of movies, television shows, radio stations, video games, magazines, and books?

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.

Finally, there would be systems set up to regulate the levels of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, and levy taxes on producers, relying for enforcement on the agencies regulating tobacco, alcohol and pharmaceuticals.

Mr. Cordray, 54, and the agency are now set up to regulate interactions between borrowers and lenders, from the largest banks to mom-and-pop payday shops, and the terms of mortgages and student loans among other financial transactions.

Classical chemotaxis assays were set up to determine if IL8 could regulate DC and PMN migration in a concerted fashion.

As the organisation set up 10 years ago to regulate and develop the social care workforce in Wales, the Care Council will play a leading role in delivering a new professionalism that will mark a step-change for the profession in Wales.

Then they set up rules to regulate those emissions from cars.

A more aggressive option is for the Justice Department to file lawsuits against the states to prevent them from setting up systems to regulate and tax marijuana, as the initiatives contemplated.

Because of the petition, the village council and the chief councilor decided to set up a committee to regulate the pollution of the water," said Andy. "The Hindi petition had 110 signatures," Andy continued.