Sentence examples for a regulatory position from inspiring English sources

That's the definition of conflict of interest and should be a red flag to anyone in a regulatory position.

"If you nominate someone who is a life-committed deregulator to be in a regulatory position, and if you believe regulation is necessary to prevent fraud, abuse, manipulation and so forth, then there's a lot of questions to be asked.

"Remember, we had two secretaries of the Treasury, which is a regulatory position, who were chairmen of Goldman Sachs," said Mr. Painter, who is now a professor at the University of Minnesota.

Reviews of toxicity studies are then placed into a separate database that can be retrieved to support a regulatory position.

This was particularly so if study participants' immediate GP work colleagues had recognised educational expertise and knowledge that may be associated with being a professional appraiser, specialty training supervisor or holding a medical regulatory position with a relevant local or national organisation.

Given its biological importance, we can interpret the signature of positive selection on GCS1 in European, Middle East North Africa and Central South Asian populations as a potential sweep in a bottleneck position in the network and a chief regulatory position.

Our results reveal a key regulatory position of CCaMK upstream of all components required for cell-cycle activation, and a phenotypically divergent series of mutant alleles demonstrates positive and negative regulation of the process.

"I have serious doubts that Mr. Summers, who as a committed deregulator drove policies that set the stage for the Great Recession, is the right person for a key regulatory position".

The SEC's new chief counsel held a senior regulatory position under President Clinton, too.

"I think in general, taking his broader views on regulation into account, you would expect him to appoint people to the FCC who would be inclined to take a less regulatory position".

Also, some countries (such as the US) have many jurisdictions, each capable of adopting a different regulatory position.