Sentence examples for was planning to regulate from inspiring English sources

Some of the messages pushed by Beijing — including one incorrectly saying that the Taiwan government was planning to regulate Buddhist and Taoist temples — have resulted in large protests in Taipei.

Darren Weingard, head of government relations for Skip Scooters, told USA Today that his company decided not to launch after they learned San Francisco was planning to regulate the new form of transportation.

Too many farmers had wasted time and energy reacting to false scare stories about how the Obama administration was planning to regulate farm dust or ban farmers' children from helping out on the land, he suggested (I paraphrase).

The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition had been planning to regulate the work of those seeking to influence government long before the Fox saga.

Similarly, the Environmental Protection Agency is planning to regulate mercury, a pollutant that can harm pregnancies, over the protests of nearly half of the states and most congressional Republicans.

It's planning to regulate the P2P lending sector, something that is said to be welcomed by the major players and could provide the legitimacy required to bring this alternative form of financing into the mainstream and really give the banks a run for their money.

Currently the City Council of Metropolitan Manila is planning to regulate street food vending to include the designation of specific areas in the city for vending as well as provision of support to vendors through the construction of inexpensive food stalls (with sanitary facilities).

Further off, there are plans to regulate the sale of nitric and hydrochloric acids.

The government is currently planning to regulate the relationship between the Commons and a reformed Lords by relying on existing unwritten conventions and laws known as the Parliament Acts that limit the power of the Lords.

Canada's governing Liberals are planning to legalise and regulate recreational marijuana by July 2018.

The coalition is planning to introduce laws to regulate lobbyists, and to give constituents the power to force a byelection if an MP is found to have engaged in serious wrongdoing.