Sentence examples for to regulate the problem from inspiring English sources

But there was essentially no support for the states' position that courts are the proper forums in which to regulate the problem.

Al Gore often says that until U.S. citizens make global warming a priority, the government won't make the major changes necessary to regulate the problem.

"Given the growing government attempts to regulate the childhood obesity problem, we thought this deserved some light-hearted attention," said Sam Kazman, general counsel for the group.

This paper deals with the problem to regulate the nodal voltage amplitude in electrical power systems.

Their next problem is how to regulate the market in psychoactive chemicals.

By the time the government had got round to regulating the banks, that problem had gone and in a way constraining the banks at a time of recession was probably the wrong thing to do.

Governments are trying to regulate away the problem of distracted driving, at the federal and state level, but the question of how well laws can mitigate the risk remain.

However, even if HGVs were emission-regulated, the problem of congestion caused by HGV freight delivery to local businesses and shops still exists in city centres.

So lets get some governmental folks together with the EPA and start to regulate a different problem that has remained out of control, regardless of all that has been written about it.

Emotion focused coping refers to thoughts and behaviour that an individual uses to regulate distress, while problem-focused coping is aimed at managing the problem causing distress [ 46].

The results suggest that urban design based on urban morphology and building height and considering the direction and frequency of wind would be effective for optimizing ventilation to regulate urban environmental problems.