Sentence examples for to regulate over from inspiring English sources

In 2006, 230 full-time health inspectors were employed to regulate over 39,000 pharmacy outlets [ 16].

Some software requires hardware changes to regulate over and under volts.

But Afghanistan is not yet a true nation-state, with free and fair elections, strong administrative institutions, and a healthy respect for the rule of law to regulate over the whim of man.

"This new agency would have sweeping powers to regulate over 45 industries and add yet another layer of government bureaucracy to an already disjointed and dysfunctional system," declared David Hirschmann, head of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness.

"The failure to regulate over-the-counter derivatives has already cost the country so much," Ms. Born said on Friday.

In August he sent a letter to Congress arguing that Mr Obama's proposal to regulate over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives does not go far enough.

The chancellor will fly to Luxembourg on Tuesday in an attempt to put the brakes on plans by his colleagues to begin immediate negotiations with the European parliament on how to regulate over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives.

Other banks requiring more capital include Wells Fargo ($13.7 billion), Citigroup ($5.5 billion) and Morgan Stanley ($1.8 billion).Tim Geithner, America's treasury secretary, unveiled a wide-ranging plan to regulate over-the-counter derivatives.

But that is apparently what Geither did when formulating the plan to regulate over-the-counter derivatives that he rolled out on May 13th.

At noon Thursday, the House Committee on Agriculture was well into a hearing on the Obama administration's plan to regulate over-the-counter derivatives like the ones that helped tank the economy last year.

I think that there should be regulation of over-the-counter derivatives, but I also think that the regulation of listed derivatives should be enhanced, particularly through increased capital and margin requirements.... Born: You've said in the past that there was no political will to regulate over-the-counter derivatives.