Sentence examples for shall regulate from inspiring English sources
The question before the court hinged on the interpretation of a line in the Clean Air Act stating that the EPA "shall regulate" emissions from electric utilities if the agency finds that "such regulation is appropriate and necessary".
Under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, it is not the president but Congress that shall "regulate commerce with foreign nations".
In the opinion of the Republican Party of Texas, as set forth in its platform, the Second Amendment flatly decrees that "no level of government shall regulate either the ownership or possession of firearms".
The Union military authorities were charged to "afford them protection, until they can protect themselves, or until Congress shall regulate their title".
In fact, the whole reason we're at this point in the national debate is the court's 2007 ruling in Massachusetts v. EPA, in which the court said the agency not only could but shall regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act if it finds that those emissions endanger public health.
The commissioners and watchers shall be stationed near the voting machines, and the commissioners shall regulate the admission of the voters thereto, and each shall always be in full view of the other election commissioners and watchers and, as far as possible, of the public".
They have out their iPads and their computers, and they decide, 'Who shall we regulate today?' And they write a regulation and send it out to the masses and make us deal with the cost to that".
4. Thou shall not regulate finance: To be part of Goldman Sachs is to believe that financial regulation is superfluous.
Shall we regulate the quantity of food people eat?
The constitution further provides that elections shall be regulated by law: SECTION 1. Regulation of elections.
That section states that "all courts, public offices and legal and official proceedings shall be regulated" by clocks that are switched from Eastern Standard to Eastern Daylight Time on the last Sunday of April and returned to Standard Time on the last Sunday of October.
