Sentence examples for taken steps to regulate from inspiring English sources
Uruguay and the two US states of Colorado and Washington have taken steps to regulate and legitimize the production, distribution, and use of cannabis and its derivatives.
It employs case studies from four countries in which research activities continue to rise, and which have taken steps to regulate health research activity: South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and Egypt.
Consequently, countries throughout the world have taken steps to regulate solitary confinement, limiting the permitted duration of confinement and implementing conditions that mitigate the harms of isolation.
It is no secret that the Chinese government has taken steps to regulate digital currency transactions, with their scrutiny and initiatives causing a drop in bitcoin prices to around $1,000 just several months ago.
The university does not condone the gathering, but has taken steps to regulate the event and ensure security for all participants.
As I reported, in the United States, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has always been wary of such deception and in today's enhanced digital-sharing society has taken steps to regulate such questionable behavior.
The agency has begun to take steps to regulate greenhouse gases from automobiles, power plants and factories.
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.
The ACLU has also recommended that states and localities take steps to regulate SWAT deployments by specifying the circumstances under which they are appropriate and mandating reporting and oversight.
Speaking to the Independent in the UK, Ridhima said: "My government has failed to take steps to regulate and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which are causing extreme climate conditions.
