Sentence examples for who has regulated from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama and Mr Romney disagree only on what would make things worse: re-electing a left-wing president who has regulated to death a private sector he neither likes nor understands; or swapping him for a rapacious private-equity man bent on enriching the very people who caused the mess.America's economy is certainly in a tender state.
For clients who have regulated their drug use, methadone can be prescribed in a medium-threshold programme via their general practitioner.
It appeared that on one hand, the managers believed they were dealing with learned colleagues who should have regulated themselves and automatically given the best medical care.
The Thames watermen, who had been regulated since the 14th century, formed their own guild or company by 1603.
And it is soon likely to get a majority of new members, perhaps including -- for the first time -- an auditor who has experience being regulated by the board.
She told The Huffington Post the chairs are helpful for many kids who have difficulty regulating sensory input within their body and in their environments.
"These companies must still deal with California," said John Garamendi, the California insurance commissioner, who has broad authority to regulate insurers.
Yet this is a sensitive issue: who has the right to regulate organisations that often come here with the noble mission to "help" or "assist" Africans?
This would regulate who has access to sensitive genomic information and what the information would be used for.
In order to prevent stalkers or angry drivers from showing up in person, federal and state governments heavily regulate who has access to this information.
