Sentence examples for Help regulatory from inspiring English sources

Contractor-perspective insights can help Government Environmental Restoration Service Providers obtain lower prices and better value for their ER funds, and help regulatory agencies support ER continuous improvement.

Morgan's data may help regulatory agencies set exposure limits to protect workers.

Hence, this strategy should help regulatory agencies in their task encouraging innovation while protecting patients (Buchholz et al, 2012; Abbott, 2013; Bianco et al, 2013a, b; Gaspar et al, 2013).

However, it is imperative that scientists developing opportunistic pathogens continue to rigorously weigh the advantages and hazards posed by these new biocontrol agents and help regulatory authorities to make decisions.

These complexities notwithstanding, consensus within the scientific community on favorable approaches for modeling and predicting disease course is necessary to help regulatory and payor agencies make informed decisions about the approvability and accessibility of the next generation of pharmacological interventions.

We call this "reverse regulatory arbitrage," and we think it can help improve regulatory outcomes.

Honda said it supported "additional testing in order to help strengthen regulatory and consumer confidence".

Congressional oversight could help identify regulatory misconduct, but such efforts have been less than fruitful.

PepsiCo agreed in May to sell All Sport to Monarch to help allay regulatory worries about buying Gatorade, which has more than 80percentt of the sports-drink market.

Clear Channel Communications Inc., soon to become the world's No. 1 radio broadcaster, agreed yesterday to sell 72 radio stations to help win regulatory approval of its $23 billion purchase of AMFM Inc. Clear Channel will receive about $3 billion from the sales.

In April, AB InBev agreed to sell SABMiller brands Peroni and Grolsch to Japanese brewer Asahi for €2.55bn (£2.13bn), along with London's Meantime brewery, to help ease regulatory concerns over the merger.