regulable

I'm not going to go into yet another lengthy dissertation about what it so misguided about his thesis that cyberspace is becoming more "regulable" and that digital "generativity" is dying because of the rise of devices like the iPhone & iPad, or sites like Facebook.

The Progress & Freedom Foundation Blog 2010

In my testimony today I outline four important distinctions to make in dealing with the cybersecurity problem and attempting to determine which systems should be more regulable and which should be less regulable.

Leslie Harris: Cybersecurity: Lots of Answers, Now Let's Ask the Right Questions Leslie Harris 2011

For example, systems that run nuclear power plants or the electric grid should justifiably be considered more regulable, while your local web hosting service should not be.

Leslie Harris: Cybersecurity: Lots of Answers, Now Let's Ask the Right Questions Leslie Harris 2011

Then wrap things up with breaking up banks into more manageable -- and more regulable -- parts.

Nationalize, Organize, Decentralize: A "New Way Forward" on America's Banks Scola, Nancy 2009

And Washington DC hasn't been all that shy about treating the Internet and technology as just as regulable as everything else that lies between the Atlantic and

Nancy Scola: A West Coast Coder Goes to Washington 2008

In other words, deciding that a presidential power is "inherent" or "independent" does not begin to answer the question of whether it is defeasible, or regulable, by statute.

Balkinization 2006

In other words, deciding that a presidential power is “inherent” or “independent” does not begin to answer the question of whether it is defeasible, or regulable, by statute.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Thanks for the Protect America Act, Although Congress Had No Power to Pass It: 2007

But when drinking that is otherwise purely self-regarding is done in public, it becomes offensive and, Mill here claims, regulable.

Mill's Moral and Political Philosophy Brink, David 2007

But, says Wilkinson, "the proposition that regulable commerce must mean something short of everything is hardly debatable."

One Judge's Conservatism 2007

Questions about the snowball theory: were the pharmacists engaging in commercial speech independently regulable under the Lanham Act or consumer protection laws?

Snowball effect of pharmaceutical snow job Rebecca Tushnet 2006