Sentence examples for word regulation from inspiring English sources

According to Arratia, the answer to standardisation across the board is one word: regulation.

Because, you see, Alan, all these acronyms are about one word: REGULATION.

A warning to laissez-faire-minded readers: The following is mostly about the dreaded "R" word — regulation.

PARIS — If there is one thing that European commercial television broadcasters like less than a recession, it is that other "R" word — regulation.

"WHEN people hear the word regulation, they feel stifled, delayed, and many times they believe that government is being intrusive," said Hilda Solis, America's labour secretary, on December 7th as she unveiled plans for 90 new regulatory initiatives to improve the lot of workers.

Yes, the dreaded (by some) "r word": regulation.

Rudman was hesitant to use the word "regulations," though that seemed to be what his clients, who are not speaking directly to media, were open to.

The word "regulations" or its variants crops up 28 times in the 2000 platform, and Bush wasn't asking for more of them.

In other words, regulation was discussed in the workshop not with respect to prospective future impacts of SynBio, but as part of an ongoing co-evolution of science, technology and society.

In other words, regulation of the S&Ls and banks was left largely in the hands of regional representatives far removed from their Washington supervisors.

In other words, regulation functions can act in any order, and not all at the same time.