Sentence examples for time regulating from inspiring English sources

"If they spent as much time regulating their nuclear secrets at Los Alamos as they do regulating toilets, our secrets would be safe".

Congress took its time regulating the financial industry.

It's a world where you can't call things what you used to call them, and where politicians claiming staffing allowances of £220,000 spend time regulating the shape of carrots.

It is argued that copyright is put to novel use here: claiming their rights, authors write 'open source licenses' that allow public usage of the code, while at the same time regulating the inclusion of users.

For example, in the Munyati-Sebakwe ICA, farmers set quotas for high-value species like sable and waterbuck that were still building up after the livestock era but did not waste their time regulating ubiquitous or territorial animals like impala and kudu.

They can have nervous and/or aggressive behaviors, anxiety, fear, anger, and have a much harder time regulating and expressing their emotions.

But the bill would also, for the first time, regulate such transfers within Britain.

House Republican leaders eliminated a provision of the Senate-passed bill that would, for the first time, regulate firms that collect "political intelligence" for hedge funds, private equity funds and other investors.

A Federate can be time-constrained, when the advance of local time is restricted by other Federates; can be time-regulating, in which the advance of its local time regulates other Federate; both or none.

After two-and-a-half years of intense policy discussion and countless hours of public testimony, this week Mayor Ed Lee signed into law legislation I authored that will for the first time regulate short-term rentals in San Francisco.

We need the transportation agency and ministry to support them and at the same time regulate them, to make sure that they follow the safety requirements needed," its statement read.