Sentence examples for would have to regulate from inspiring English sources

This finding meant that under the Clean Air Act, greenhouse gases meet the definition of "air pollutants," and the EPA would have to regulate their emissions from mobile and stationary sources (vehicles and power plants).

You need every bit of institutions that a small city would have to regulate its community".

Agencies would have to regulate in a way that is more open and transparent, since the Regulatory Accountability Act requires Information Quality Act compliance, the option for public comments, and on-the-record hearings for costly regulations.

Specifically in the case of enz, such a gene would have to regulate chromatophore cell morphology instead of or in addition to organelle synthesis and distribution.

Janet Yellen, supremely qualified for the Federal Reserve chair, was President Obama's second or third choice after Larry Summers who was paid millions from the financial industry that he, as Fed chief, would have had to regulate.

The Commodity Futures Modernization Act said that these newfangled gimmicks, these collateralized data obligations and credit to force swaps and everything would have to be regulated by the old rules and Clinton wiped away that regulation and that's how we got the big banking meltdown.

She said the world would have to learn to regulate and manage dwindling natural resources.

"The state would have to pay to regulate it," he said.

To do that you would have to re-regulate the economy and hard.

If Redux were going to flog alleged health benefits, Cocaine would have to be regulated as a drug.

Driverless cars, drone delivery, and other steps towards automation would have to be regulated the same way as other mechanisms of delivering a service.