Sentence examples for some sort of regulation from inspiring English sources

America seems to be inching towards some sort of regulation of greenhouse gases (see article).

Most people agree e-cigarettes need some sort of regulation, at least to ensure standards, which are currently very variable.

Try to muscle through some sort of regulation ensuring that women and men are employed in equal numbers?

"Some people think we need some sort of regulation because we are not exercising freedom of speech in the right way," he said, mentioning an article that he said misquoted him.

Then, in 1999, when the then chairwoman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission tried to impose some sort of regulation on the "dark market" in derivatives, Greenspan persuaded Congress to strip the CFTC of regulatory authority over derivatives – such was his faith in the self-regulation of the finance industry.

He has helped to draft an amendment to a bill now before the House of Lords that would introduce lighter pedicab regulations.There is striking agreement between the pedicab trade groups in both London and New York that some sort of regulation is needed, not least to deter rogue operators.

Ms. Widlitz added: "It is absolutely necessary that we have some sort of regulations to have these groups and the apparent import of dogs and cats under control.

"They want some sort of debt regulation," Fehr said.

Sure, some sort of financial regulation was needed, he said.

(Only 11 states have some sort of sprinkler regulation).

EBay, the auction giant, indicated it could support some sort of minimal regulation if it curtailed states' rights to impose a patchwork of differing rules.