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Examples for "regulate"
Examples for "regulate"
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One way to regulate a company is through competition, through government regulation.
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Late last year, a proposal to regulate bank fees hit local markets.
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The paragraph says national governments will continue to regulate domestic arms sales.
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Principles regulate ranges of events, but particular and unpredictable events make history.
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Mr Davies said: I do not trust this industry to regulate itself.
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They includes rule to expand Sunday trading hours and deregulate some sectors.
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Both sides had agreed to deregulate the country's natural gas market, sources said.
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That was really the beginning of the major movement to deregulate financial institutions.
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Overexpression of cyclins is believed to deregulate the cell cycle in human tumors.
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It would be foolhardy to deregulate the taxi service any further.
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It includes plans to deregulate the legal trade and cut red tape for construction.
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Thus mutations by themselves are insufficient to deregulate c-myc transcription.
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The city's pharmacies were shut yesterday, in protest over moves to deregulate the market.
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The Government should stop dithering, show some courage and deregulate the taxi business in Dublin.
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Syngenta requested APHIS deregulate the corn variety in 2005.
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Increasing U.S. regulations have pushed American jobs overseas and encourage other countries to deregulate, Rubio said.
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Moreover, the Corkman saga shows what the campaign to deregulate the building sector means for workers.
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The government's recent decision to partially deregulate fuel prices will also put pressure on headline inflation.
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The party wants to deregulate copyright, abolish the patent system and reduce surveillance on the Internet.
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It is a fundamentally Tory project, dripping with imperial nostalgia and conceived to deregulate the economy.
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We are not going to deregulate fees entirely.