Sentence examples for to regulate how from inspiring English sources

The OFT takes the latter view, and wants to regulate how much banks sting customers who go overdrawn without permission.

Use your free hand to regulate how tightly the sausage is packed, make sure not to overstuff the casing.

Dr. Brackett declined to comment on whether the agency would try to regulate how close those animals can be to fields where ready-to-eat produce is grown.

A19 The Federal Election Commission will appeal a federal judge's ruling that the agency must write tougher rules to regulate how millions of dollars are spent on campaigns.

"The government's argument comes from an era when government agencies were trying to regulate how businesses do business," Mr. Ibrahim, the BP Amoco vice president, said.

"This is a huge victory for religious freedom and a rebuke to the government, which was trying to regulate how churches select their ministers".

Ballot measures have amended the constitution to prohibit gill nets and to regulate how fowl are to be kept in coops.

But a federal appeals court said in April that the F.C.C. did not have the authority to regulate how Internet service providers manage their systems.

Nor can the government of Nepal be expected to regulate how many climbers are on Everest, let alone how many go for the summit on a given day.

Arizona has such a state law, but the Tucson City Council insists its gun-show mandate is legal under its authority to regulate how city property is used.

might like to control what our children eat, it's impossible to regulate how much they eat unless a monitor is stationed at every school fund-raising event".