Sentence examples for a recognised regulator from inspiring English sources

There is no requirement for a recognised regulator to provide an arbitral process.

Yet you must know that, under section 40, a newspaper in a recognised regulator is immune from libel chilling.

On the current timetable, newspapers not co-operating with a recognised regulator would be exposed to the risk of these exemplary damages, probably from autumn 2014.

If you're a newspaper or magazine joining a recognised regulator then – stick and carrot – your legal cost risks may be diminished; if not, they're on an escalator.

It says that under the crime and courts act publishers who are not members of a recognised regulator may be liable to exemplary damages and the payment of legal costs.

If anyone had written four years ago that the tainted fruit of this inquiry would be a "recognised regulator" funded almost entirely by Max Mosley, hollow laughs would have turned to guffaws.

The transcription factor NF κB is now a recognised key regulator of inflammatory response (Lentsch and Ward, 2000).

With the establishment of the recognition panel (see here), English PEN believes the first recognised regulator could be up and running by the end of next year.

In so doing, it would give members of the recognised regulator protection from exemplary damages and costs in the Crime and Courts Act 2013 which is soon due to come into effect.

This is the famous stick or carrot that was supposed to "encourage" publishers to join a charter-recognised regulator.

One of the report's authors, Helen Anthony, is quoted in a press release from the Free Speech Network as saying: "From November, newspapers not signed up to a state-recognised regulator could be hit with exemplary damages in libel and privacy proceedings.