Sentence examples for steps to regulate from inspiring English sources

After similar mass shootings, other countries have taken more dramatic steps to regulate gun ownership.

He has opposed Mr. Obama's steps to regulate emissions from power plants and vehicles.

The agency has begun to take steps to regulate greenhouse gases from automobiles, power plants and factories.

The English political elite always took careful steps to regulate the succession, even if it could not entirely control it until the monarchy became a constitutional one.

At the same time, Louis took steps to regulate the succession so as to maintain the unity of the empire (Ordinatio Imperii, 817).

The decision to ban TBAs will be seen by some as a u-turn by the government, which, not long ago, appeared to acknowledge their value, taking steps to regulate their practices, give them uniforms and offer them training.

He presented the move as "a logical next step" to regulate a market left unregulated by the previous Labour government, adding that evidence in Australia showed caps on the overall cost of loans could be effective.

WASHINGTON — The federal government took its first formal step to regulate global warming pollution on Thursday by issuing final rules for greenhouse gas emissions for automobiles and light trucks.

The Montreal Protocol took a first step to regulate HFCs in 2015 with the 'Dubai Pathway on HFCs' which kick-started the formal negotiation towards an HFC phase-down amendment.

Therefore, the most likely step to regulate in the re-assembly of the inactive P-TEFb/HEXIM1 7snRNPRNP is the binding of HEXIM1.

This gene is thought to be the key step to regulate fluxes through the TCA cycle [ 22].