Sentence examples for urges regulation from inspiring English sources

The study concludes that 44percentt of smokers age 12 to 17 prefer menthol cigarettes, and it urges regulation of the tobacco industry and menthol, in particular.

At a speech in Chicago on Labor Day, Bryan varied from the silver issue to urge regulation of corporations.

They are supposed to be paid from a revenue stream from smokers (disproportionately low-income and low-information people), so they will urge regulations that discourage e-cigarettes.

"With one hand Google is urging regulations that stifle broadband deployment, and with the other hand, they are saying that telecom companies should spend hundreds of billions" to give ultrafast service to all Americans, Mr. Cleland said.

It isn't a surprise then that incumbents, out of fear of being disintermediated, are urging regulators for even stricter regulations in order to level the playing field.

In comments filed with the FCC, the CTIA, which represents the wireless industry, urged regulators not to adopt regulations requiring back-up power at cell towers.

A Bronx man whose larynx was removed because of cancer passionately urges more regulation of tobacco sales.

Biomedicine and healthcare challenges in the twenty-first century urge regulation of all health professions worldwide, so one international umbrella program for certification in clinical engineering is among the priorities of the global clinical engineering community.

Earlier this week, Goldman Sachs chief executive Lloyd Blankfein urged tougher regulation of the financial sector and tighter limits on lavish compensation for executives.

He is not urging government regulation but industry self-restraint and greater public awareness, like an R rating for smoking so families can go to the multiplex forewarned.

The outlines of the proposal drew praise from one Republican Senator, Olympia J. Snowe of Maine, who early this year urged stronger regulation of derivatives.