Sentence examples for a federally regulated from inspiring English sources

But this time, that complaint is being made against a federally regulated bank, which is subject to much more rigorous oversight than the other investment vehicles through which money has flowed to Mr. Madoff.

Though it was one of many routes by which billions flowed into Mr. Madoff's hands, the odd arrangement in Westport is one of the few to involve routine customer accounts at a federally regulated banking institution in the United States.

However, in the United States, chloral hydrate is a Federally Regulated Schedule IV substance, and thus a special permit is required to purchase, possess, and use it (Code of Federal Regulations, 1974 [Schedule IV Drugs, 21 C.F.R. Section 1308.14]).

Mr. Giordano, 38, was indicted by a federal grand jury on July 13 on charges that he used a federally regulated device, most likely a telephone, to arrange sexual encounters with two girls, ages 9 and 10, through one of the girls' mother, a convicted Waterbury prostitute.

Two federal officials said the money was issued by WebBank, a federally regulated lender in Salt Lake City not subject to individual state lending rules.

The organs were given to LifeGift Organ Donation Center, a federally regulated nonprofit organ and tissue procurement company in Houston, and stored at the Baylor College of Medicine.

This would be a non-profit, federally regulated plan.

Frustrated with the lack of will to police fracking they have encountered locally, many of the insurgents in Pennsylvania's fracking war have turned their attention to halting the transmission of the gas, targeting a slew of new federally regulated infrastructure projects aimed at getting methane pulled from the ground in their backyards over to markets on the Eastern seaboard and abroad.

Under President Obama's proposed executive actions, some smaller sellers would be required to register as a federal firearm licensee or FFL and therefore will be federally regulated.

Disinfection was absent except for occasional short-term chlorination events during routine maintenance or if there was an acute violation of the federally regulated maximum contaminant level for coliform bacteria or Escherichia coli.

Fewer controls apply to research done by private companies with private money, and if the research is not on a drug or device that is federally regulated, it may be subject to no formal controls beyond the risk of liability.