Sentence examples for would act to regulate from inspiring English sources

The modification by insulin of any of these processes would act to regulate postprandial glucose levels and would be an important consideration for people with diabetes.

Those provisions would prevent the Obama administration from using the act to regulate fossil fuel industries, Rogers said.

The amendment would have blocked the Environmental Protection Agency from using its authority under the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from major sources like power plants and vehicles.

Mr. Barrasso called the use of the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon "a disaster waiting to happen".

Senator John Barrasso, Republican of Wyoming, cautioned against using the Clean Air Act to regulate so-called greenhouse gases.

Yes, the EPA was legally bound to use the Clean Air Act to regulate GHG emissions.

In 1974 Congress passed the Employment Retirement Income Security Act to regulate private pensions, mostly defined-benefit plans.

Would it work to regulate this system or would that be a contradiction?

The mTAL, CD and vasa recta are all closely apposed; therefore, locally released ET-1 (epithelial or endothelial) would act via pericytes to reciprocally regulate vasa recta diameter (Crawford et al. 2011).

It would be interesting to know whether FNBP3 and FMNL3 act together to regulate cell migration, although only FNBP3 has an effect on cytokinesis so would be expected to act through a different formin for this process.

The Environmental Protection Agency would use its Clean Air Act authority to regulate greenhouse gases.