Sentence examples for to regulate on from inspiring English sources

Third, we also noticed that PAGs are more likely to overlap with each other than to regulate on one another.

Labour had 13 years to regulate on this but chose not to.

But, he said, the power to regulate on this front must be grounded in a grant of authority from Congress.

Walport also says: It makes much more logical sense to regulate on a product-by-product basis: technologies are neither universally safe, nor universally unsafe.

I think that we must have laws to regulate on these things, and the way to work it out is through the tax system".

"If a jurisdiction is going to regulate on bags, they need to look at both kinds," said Tim James, the manager of local government relations at the California Grocers Association, which has fought proposals.

Unsurprisingly, the National Pork Producers Council, according to the Pork Network blog, said "it would set a dangerous precedent for allowing federal bureaucrats to regulate on-farm production practices".

To this end, an Optimal Tap Control OTCC) method is proposed to regulate On-Load Tap Changers (OLTCs) by minimizing the maximum deviation of the voltage profile from 1 p.u. on the entire feeder.

f1abf6e7-95d6-4130-8d17-b57ce8757de8 On the proposals to regulate piracy on the Internet, Newt Gingrich calls the bills "exactly the wrong thing to do".

"There is some issue and question as to whether state regulators of insurance have the ability to regulate sales on military bases," he said.

Still, to forge a consensus on the legislation, Mr. Wyden had to put aside attempts to regulate forests on the wetter western half of the state, where much of the old-growth forest remains and the logging industry is healthier.