Sentence examples for was enough to regulate from inspiring English sources
The protective role of main banks and cross-shareholdings was enough to regulate matters.
Although Mib1+/− Mib2−/− mice have only one Mib homologue, these mice are also viable and have no recognizable abnormalities, suggesting that a single allele of Mib1 gene is enough to regulate the mammalian Notch signaling (not shown).
Nevertheless, collectively these results suggest that the selected SiLEA14 promoter sequence is enough to regulate ABA, PEG and NaCl induction of the gene.
Under this scenario, the crp gene in this ancestor was flexible enough to regulate different sets of genes.
Genes are inherited in pairs, and because the correct one's version is preferred over the defective one, one good copy is enough to make you regulate weight normally.
The absence of the large voids in the films coagulated from the surface-treated solutions is attributed to the surface network structure being strong enough to regulate the incursion of coagulant during the film forming process at coagulation.
As Rob Perks of NRDC asks: "When, if ever, will the Obama administration realize that it's not enough to regulate an atrocity -- mountaintop removal coal mining must be abolished".
It is neither enough to regulate urging compliance in a typical soft law form, nor is it tenable to rely on the possibility that desirable hard law approaches by states might be aided by an international legal initiative that sets the human rights responsibilities of corporations upon which all states (the weak and the strong) can draw or be measured against in their own separate efforts.
He says all their clocks are regulated by Western Union and she retorts, "I should think Altman's would be big enough to regulate its own clocks".
It's not enough to regulate the varying degrees of nicotine in cigarettes.
Despite her best efforts, however, Goldwag's attempts to persuade the audience that the betting industry is doing enough to regulate its own behaviour fell short.
