Sentence examples for starting to regulate from inspiring English sources

Several other countries are starting to regulate this high-frequency trading, or H.F.T.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt argued against it at the time, saying he was worried that reclassification meant "starting to regulate an awful lot of things on the Internet," a concern shared by the Internet Society and other non-partisan engineering groups.

Treasury is already starting to regulate leverage by mandating ratios and redefining Tier One capital.

The rise of initial coin offerings (ICOs) as means of venture funding has also caught the attention of securities commissions which are now starting to regulate token sales.

Maybe true, particularly in some countries with oppressive regimes, but more and more it is becoming integrated into the mainstream, with governments more than happy to tax it starting to regulate it.

"My sleep doesn't usually start to regulate until July," he said.

The controller is started to regulate the recipe when proposed adjusting index exceeds the threshold.

"If you started to regulate right now, these information-based businesses are evolving so quickly," said Nancy Peretsman, a managing director of Allen & Company, an investment bank.

"Either prices go down and the current regulatory system is discarded or you start to regulate the Internet," said Nicholas Economides, an economics professor at New York University whose specialty is telecommunications networks.

It's important that we not leap in and start to regulate things where we haven't seen problems that need to be solved". Still, the new study did make 20 recommendations on how users and dealers of derivatives to monitor and control their risks.

Another element of the modern workplace that isn't measured is the concept of schedule instability and on-call shifts, which some states and cities have already started to regulate because it's seen as so difficult for low-wage workers to deal with.