Sentence examples for the need to regulate from inspiring English sources

Opposite her, in ideological terms, are those in Congress who say the real problem is not so much the need to regulate the financial world as to rein in the Washington regulators.

In February, Clayton testified before the Senate Banking Committee alongside Commodity Futures Trading Commission ("CFTC") Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo on the need to regulate the growing market for cryptocurrency, calling on federal banking regulators and states to collaborate in a plan for the market that will better protect consumers and investors.

Surgeons' leaders said the data underlined the need to regulate cosmetic procedures.

Nonetheless, officials are pointing to the Thursday accident as a reminder of the need to regulate use of the scooters.

Mr. Brown has agreed on the need to regulate bonuses, but he has appeared less enthusiastic about global caps and penalties.

One result has been the awakening of an awareness of the need to regulate the financial markets and correct the structural imbalances within the eurozone.

Among the key targets was the urgent need to regulate the use of antibiotic medicines, including in animal husbandry, and to reduce the routine use of vital antibiotics in food-producing animals.

Even leaving aside the obvious need to regulate the shadow banking system — if institutions need to be rescued like banks, they should be regulated like banks — why were we so unprepared for this latest shock?

This loopback arc shows that the control rods need to regulate the reactor after the system produces steam with the steam generator.

Perhaps it's exactly the catalyst we need to regulate the fertility industry (A Nadya's Law?) and take a close, hard look at our healthcare priorities.

According to an independent analysis by the World Resources Institute, the United States will need to regulate existing power plants and take other steps as well to meet that goal.