Sentence examples for tough to regulate from inspiring English sources

Fishing in New England has historically been tough to regulate because of long family traditions, prodigious political influence and a complex fishery with many types of boats catching a variety of fish.

The emphasis on minimising disruption of existing insurance arrangements constrains the capacity of the reforms to rapidly cap spending growth, and it further keeps them from fully integrating the insurance system, meaning that Americans will still be fractured into separate-and-unequal programs that are tough to regulate.

Because Bitcoins are hard to regulate and transactions tough to trace, the currency is a haven for black market activity spearheaded by an online marketplace for illegal drugs and fake IDs called Silk Road.

Ms. Gillibrand has consistently favored tough laws to regulate tobacco as a member of Congress.

Ms. Gillibrand also said that in Congress she consistently voted for tough laws to regulate tobacco.

"We need tough rules to regulate conflict of interests," Michael Barr, assistant Treasury secretary for financial institutions, said in a conference call.

European Commission calls for tough standards to regulate civil drones, Apr.

We need tougher measures to regulate rents in the private sector but we are showing that another way is possible.

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.

HSBC warned regulators that they could cause a new credit crunch if they forced through tougher rules to regulate the banking system too quickly.

In a now familiar strategy, television and radio ads calling for tougher laws to regulate H.M.O.'s are to go on the air Sunday in the Albany region and spread around the state in coming weeks.